FAQ

Where are Revelator NFT media files Stored?

IPFS – IPFS is the distributed point where your files live. It doesn't rely on a centralized server but a distributed network of nodes that aim to track the integrity of the files stored in it.

What Payment methods are available?

By default, users are able to use a web3 wallet and make payments with crypto. We also support a Stripe integration for payments using credit cards.

What blockchain networks are supported?

We currently offer collectibles on either Base or Polygon in production.

For testing on the Revelator Staging environment, collectibles can either be minted on the Base test network, Sepolia or the Polygon test network, Amoy.

Where are the collectibles purchased with a credit card delivered to?

We have created an environment that enables a custodial / managed wallet for a buyer to possess and handle the collectibles they purchase. These wallets seed phrases are created randomly meaning Revelator doesn't store passwords from buyers. These buyers access their wallet and their stored collectibles using the email and password they set at the time of their account creation.

What kind of license is granted to the buyer?

It is the sole discretion of the collectible creator to explicitly declare and concede the licenses permitted for a certain collectible and the scope it can be used for.

See our complete guide to minting your first NFT collectible.

Where can my buyers purchase ETH or MATIC if they prefer to checkout with crypto?

Both ETH (on Base) and MATIC (on Polygon) can be obtained from all major exchanges and loaded into any EVM compatible wallet (such as Metamask, Coinbase Wallet and more).

When do I receive royalties from collectibles sold?

Say one of your collectibles is purchased from your storefront. The following will occur:

1. The sale price amount (less our service fee) goes to your account in Revelator Pro.

2. Collectibles sold will move to the buyers wallet/account (outside of Revelator Pro).

3. You will still be able to track the item from the sold tab in your Collectibles page.

Now the buyer may decide to hold the collectible for an extended period or they may re-list it for sale on 3rd-party marketplaces such as OpenSea.

When the buyer sells the collectible, the following will occur:

1. The sale price amount (less the royalty %) will go to the buyer who listed it for sale.

1. The royalty % will go to the royalty recipient (defined in the collectible at creation).

How Do I list an NFT item on OpenSea?

To list an NFT item for sale:

1. In OpenSea, go to your profile.

2. Select the collectible from your wallet that you would like to sell.

3. On the top right of the item page, click Sell

You will be presented with a window where you may configure the following options:

• Type: choose what type of sale you are listing.

• Price: set the price you wish to list your NFT for.

• Duration: set how long your sale is active.

Click Complete Listing when ready to list. For more information about listing NFTs on OpenSea, take a look here.