Sponsored slots
Every ad pays stakers and burns $MINT
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Ask for a slot
Tell us the collection and the dates you'd like. We'll reply with the price in PLS.
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We check it
An admin vets every sponsor before a slot is sold.
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Pay, go live
Send the PLS straight to the fee splitter. Your card goes up on the dates you booked.
What you get
- A card in the homepage carousel. It shows 18 collections, and at most 2 of them are sponsored at any time.
- Your collection's own picture and name, linking to its page on Mintra, with a clear “Sponsored” label.
- The same card for every visitor. Nothing is tracked or targeted.
- Your dates, start to finish. The slot goes up and comes down on its own.
The rules
- Every sponsor is vetted
A Mintra admin checks each collection before a slot is sold: the real contract, original art, and nothing that looks like a scam. We can turn a collection down.
- Sponsored isn't verified
A sponsored slot never comes with Mintra's verified badge, and paying for one doesn't help a collection get it.
- Not an endorsement
A sponsored card is an ad. Look into any collection yourself before you buy from it.
- Priced in PLS
Slots are priced in PLS, PulseChain's own coin, for the dates you book.
- Slots can come down early
Mintra can take a slot down before its end date if the collection breaks the Terms.
Where the money goes
Sponsors pay Mintra's fee splitter directly, so every payment is public on PulseChain from the moment it's sent. Each time the splitter runs, it shares out what it holds.
The rest to the treasury
Mintra's own share, after a 0.1% bounty to whoever runs the split.
How the split runs →Fee splitter contract
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Anyone can run the split from the Burn page, and earns a 0.1% bounty for doing it.
Book a slot
Tell us your collection and the dates you'd like. We'll check it and reply with the price in PLS.