Miscellaneous

This page covers various topics which are not large enough to merit a page of their own. Read on to find out more about:

PREMINT for marketing (or access to the collector pass holder community)
Explore section of Collector Pass dashboard
Collab review framework
Creator pass vs Creator key
Requirements which can be set on registration pages
Why is my Premint page saying "Registration closed"?
Custom text field
PREMINT API
Discord bot

PREMINT for marketing (or access to the collector pass holder community)

PREMINT is an allowlist management tool and not suitable for being used as a tool for marketing or getting exposure. For most creators, there is no access to the PREMINT collector pass holder community as a very small number of allowlist offers is approved. We urge creators to not buy the PREMINT Creator Key for access to the collector pass holder community or any kind of use case involving marketing or exposure.

Explore section of the Collector Pass dashboard

The explore section of the Collector Pass dashboard lists projects in two categories:

Top this Week (ranked by the number of registrations received in the past 7 days)
Newest (projects created in the last 30 days)

These categories are entirely algorithmic. Only projects with meaningful traction are eligible (among other things, at least 50 available spots, connected socials and a minimum level of registrations), so there is no guaranteed way to make your project appear in these categories.

Collab types and review

There is a special category of collabs (or allowlist offers) called “Collabs Council picks” which are projects which our Collabs Council members find most interesting. These form a very small portion of all allowlist offers and are projects which our team reaches out to (as opposed to projects approaching us). Neither these nor the other collabs are a stamp of approval from our team and neither are considered financial advice.

Also, please note that there is a review process for collabs and a very small number of offers are actually approved by our team. Holding the Creator Key does not guarantee that your allowlist offer will get approved. We have a confidential framwework consisting of objective and qualitative parameters by which we judge projects. We do not plan to disclose this as some creators may try to game the system and that is not where we want anyone’s energy to be wasted.

Creator Pass vs Creator Key

Both are identical when it comes to functionality or features. The Creator Pass is what we originally called our Creator product offering. It was on the OpenSea contract which did not give us the kind of flexibility we needed. So we created a new contract and renamed the Creator product offering to Creator Key to avoid confusion. All creators minting from our website now get the Creator Key.

You will often see the phrases "Creator Key" and "Creator Pass” used interchangeably in our server. The Creator Pass does not provide any advantages over the Creator Key and vice versa.

Requirements which can be set on registration pages

PREMINT supports setting these requirements for users to register on your list. You can use just one of these requirements or all or any combination as you wish. You'll find them on your project dashboard under Requirements.

Minimum wallet balance — ETH by default, or any ERC-20 token by entering its contract address. By default PREMINT also re-checks balances while registration is open and disqualifies entries that drop below the minimum (you can turn this off).
Ownership of an NFT from specific collections (you can check if the user owns from collection A or collection B, on Ethereum or Polygon, and optionally require specific token IDs). Entries made with a token that someone else re-uses can be automatically disqualified.
Ownership of a POAP from a specific event
Twitter verification (ensures that the user has a valid Twitter account)
Follow users on Twitter (you can require users to follow multiple Twitter accounts)
Like and/or Retweet a specific tweet
Discord verification (ensures that the user has a valid Discord account)
Discord membership (the user should be a part of a specific discord server, optionally having joined before a date you choose)
Specific roles in a discord server (require users to have Role A or Role B in a Discord server). You can also add a second Discord server with its own membership, role and join-date requirements.
A password on the page (visitors must enter it before they can see the content)

You can also give registrants extra raffle chances with the Token Multiplier (one extra chance per required NFT owned) and the referral multiplier (extra chances for referring others).

Project saying "Registration closed"

Your Premint page would stop accepting registrations if any of the below is true:

You have finalized your winners (this is the most common reason)
Your page has received the maximum number of entries set by you
The mint date is in the past
The registration start datetime is in the future (the page will say registration hasn't started yet)
The registration end datetime is in the past

Additionally, a collab offer set up as guaranteed (as against raffle) stops accepting entries once it has received registrations equal to the number of spots you offered.

Once you identify what is causing your page to show your registration to be closed, you can modify that setting and hit save to correct this (except finalization, which is permanent).

Custom text field

Premint supports the use of one custom text field which creators can use to accept a user input (examples include email address, the number of mints requested, solana wallet address etc.). Creators can choose to include the custom field or exclude it. But if it is included, it is mandatory. That is, if included, every registering user will necessarily need to fill it.

Please note that this is a plain text input field and there is no validation on this field.

PREMINT API

Our API is very basic, in early days and has many limitations. But creators have used it to design some custom solutions like auto assigning roles to their users or allowing access to a section of their website only if they have registered on PREMINT.

You can use our API to get the wallet list of all user registrations, limit these by status (winner, waitlist) or choose to receive additional details like their discord and twitter information, wallet balance etc. See the Project API page for full details.

You can find your API key on your project dashboard under Tools > API. The API is available for premium (upgraded) projects.

Discord bot

Our discord bot lets you post raffles, announce winners and remind your community about your upcoming mint. While the Vulcan bot (https://www.vulcan.xyz/) has a lot of functionality for Web3 creators and communities, please follow the steps below for the use case related to PREMINT posts (described above):

Install Vulcan in your discord server and give it the required permissions
Visit https://www.vulcan.xyz/ and login with your discord ID
If you see multiple discord servers here, select the server you wish to post discord alerts to
From the left side panel, go to PREMINT Bot (in the BOTS group)
Click on the button "Create New API Key" located on the right. You may need to scroll down to get to this button.
Copy the API key somewhere (Please note that Steps 2 to 6 need to be done on the Vulcan website)
In Vulcan, assign the channel you want each type of message posted in (Announcements, Winners, Mint Reminders)
Go to your project dashboard in https://www.premint.xyz/ and navigate to "Discord Alerts" in the left panel
Enter the API key which you copied in Step 6 and save. The page will show which channel each message type will post to (channels are assigned in Vulcan, not in PREMINT)
Click on the "Announce in Discord" button to post the raffle to your server

You need to manually trigger a post related to your raffle but posts related to winners and mint reminders are automated.