MINTLY — OPEN BETA NOTICE

(Open Beta Launch)

Open Beta Launch

Mintly is moving from closed internal testing to an open beta phase. The Service is fully functional: tokens are successfully deployed, and multiple blockchain networks are supported.

During the open beta, users can deploy smart contracts on the following blockchain networks:

Main networks:

Test networks:

Deployments on main networks create real on-chain assets fully controlled by the user’s wallet. Deployments on test networks are intended for testing and demonstration purposes only and use testnet-only assets with no real-world value.

Open Beta Pricing

During the open beta, Mintly applies a network-based pricing model. The deployment fee depends on the selected blockchain network and is paid in the native coin of that network.

The following service fees apply to token deployments on main networks:

The service fee is converted into the native coin of the selected network at the moment of deployment and paid directly from the user’s wallet.

Blockchain network fees (gas fees) are not included in the Mintly service fee and are paid separately by the user.

Test Networks During Open Beta

Mintly provides access to test networks during the open beta so users can safely test the deployment process without interacting with real assets.

Deployments on test networks use testnet-only native coins, which have no real-world value and can be obtained for free. Any fees shown on test networks are denominated in testnet assets only.

What You Receive When Deploying a Token

When you deploy a token through Mintly during the open beta, you receive:

What Is Not Provided in the Open Beta

Mintly does not provide the following as part of the open beta:

All deployed contracts remain permanently on-chain and controlled by the deploying wallet.

Recommendations for Open Beta Participants

Relationship to Core Mintly Documents

This Open Beta Notice supplements the main Mintly documentation and does not override core legal texts. In case of conflict, the core documents prevail.