Non Fungible Tits docs

Non Fungible Tits is a pixel-art marketplace where anyone can mint, buy and sell one-of-a-kind pairs. Everything is paid in real SOL on Solana: minting a brand new pair costs 0.1 SOL, and buying a pair from someone else pays that person directly, wallet to wallet.

Three things you can do: mint your own art, list it for a price, and buy what other people put up for sale. Every item is minted with its own contract address (CA) — a permanent identifier shown on the item's page — so what you own can never be duplicated, vamped or re-minted by someone else. The site's own token is $NFT.

Accounts are a username and password — no email and no confirmation step, or one-click Google. There is no password reset, so store your login somewhere safe.

Sign-up also asks for your Solana wallet address. That address is your payout address: when someone buys one of your pairs, their SOL is sent straight to it. You can update it any time in your profile. There are no in-app balances and the site never holds your funds.

Each item has a name and a short ticker, for example Dog / DOG. Both are unique across the entire site, case-insensitively. Once a Dog exists, nobody can ever mint a second Dog, and no one else can take the DOG ticker.

Tickers are 2–10 letters or numbers and are stored in capitals.

On the mint page you upload artwork, pick a name and ticker, optionally add traits and a collection, and set a starting price in SOL. Leave the price empty to keep it unlisted. Your artwork is stored privately and served through a signed link.

Minting a new pair costs 0.1 SOL, paid on Solana. There is no wallet connection: the mint page shows the vault address as copyable text and as a QR code, and you send from any wallet or exchange you already use.

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After sending, paste the transaction signature from your wallet or explorer into the mint form. The server looks the transaction up on Solana and confirms it succeeded, went to the vault, and covered at least 0.1 SOL before minting anything — so a made-up signature can't mint. Each signature is recorded, so one payment mints exactly one pair. Full walkthrough on the buyer FAQ.

Every mint also gets its own permanent contract address, shown on the item page and on your collection cards.

Each pair you own shows a pump.fun launch link with its name and ticker already filled in, so launching that pair's coin takes one click. The launch happens on pump.fun with your own wallet — this site never holds your keys.

Listing a pair sets its price in SOL. A buyer opens the item, sends that amount straight to your wallet address (shown as copyable text and a QR code — no wallet connection), then pastes their transaction signature. The server checks on Solana that the payment landed in your wallet and covered the price, and only then does ownership move to the buyer.

The rules are enforced on the server, not in the browser:

• You can't buy your own item.
• Ownership only transfers after your payment is confirmed on Solana.
• A transaction can only be used once — no reusing a payment.
• You need a saved wallet address before you can list anything.
• You can't list something you don't own.
• An item can only be sold once — the listing closes the moment it sells.

Every mint, listing, sale and transfer is written to a history log you can read on each item's page and in the live activity feed.

The sun/moon button in the top bar switches between light and dark mode. The first visit follows your device setting, and your choice is remembered after that — on this browser only, so it works whether or not you're signed in.

$NFT is the community token for this site on Solana. It is not the same thing as the pairs themselves, and you don't need to hold it to mint or trade here.

Always check the contract address against the one shown here and on our X account before buying anything.

Do I need to connect a wallet? Never. A username and password is enough to browse and trade, and minting only needs you to send SOL from wherever you already keep it.

Is this real crypto? Minting is a real 0.1 SOL payment on Solana, and buying a pair pays the seller in real SOL. The $NFT token lives on-chain and is separate from both.

How do I get paid? Buyers send SOL directly to the wallet address saved on your profile.

Can I delete a mint? No — mints are permanent, which is what keeps names and tickers one of a kind.

My payment isn't showing up. Give the network a few seconds and press verify again with the same signature — see the buyer FAQ.