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# Minting Status

The production minting platform and launch details are **TBA**.

## Before minting

1. Confirm that you are using the official link published in this GitBook.
2. Confirm the network shown by the minting platform.
3. Review the displayed price, mint allowance, and transaction details in your wallet.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Never trust contract addresses sent by direct message. GOKIBURI will not ask for a seed phrase or private key.
{% endhint %}

## Beta testing

The current Beta uses Base Sepolia. Testnet ETH and testnet NFTs have no financial value. The Beta exists to verify SVG rendering, metadata, traits, transfers, and marketplace compatibility.

## Production mint

The planned production allowance is a maximum of 10 Public mints per wallet. The planned allocation reserves 64 Common specimens for the Owner and places the remaining 4,032 specimens—including all eight named Rare 1/1 specimens—into the random Public pool.

Read [Mint Allocation](/gokiburi-docs/allocation.md) for the current allocation and fairness policy.

The final minting platform, production network, contract address, mint state, and official mint URL will be announced only after deployment and verification.

Until those details are published, no production mint should be considered official.


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