White Label NFT Marketplace - Mint, List & Trade Platform You Own
Miracuves' ready-made, white-label platform becomes your own white label NFT marketplace: a collector storefront, an operator console, a REST API, the PostgreSQL schema and a pair of Solidity contracts, delivered as unencrypted source and running on your hosting after six working days.
Collectors sign in with an EVM or Solana wallet, buy at a fixed price or make an offer on one item or a whole collection; on EVM chains the contract takes your fee and the creator's royalty from that sale. Rarity scoring, staking, loyalty and Layer 2 are priced add-ons, and audits, gas and licenses stay yours. Wiring a KYC or sanctions provider into the existing tables is quoted in writing first, with delivery in 2-8 weeks.
Launch in 6 Days with
- Full Source Code
- Storefront Website
- Operator Console
- Partner API
- Solidity Contracts
- Database Schema
StackExpo · React Native · Next.js · Tailwind · viem · Drizzle ORM · PostgreSQL · OpenZeppelin
Recent marketplace events
- 9Admin Sectionsdashboard, analytics, collections, drops, moderation, users, finance, integrations and settings
- 4Wallets at Sign-InMetaMask, WalletConnect, Phantom and Solflare
- 0%Revenue Share With Miracuvesnone of the fees your contract collects comes to us
- 5Settings Tabsgeneral, marketplace, blockchain, security and notifications
- 6Days to Launchand if the delay is ours, we keep going free
- $4,299Paid Once, Not Rentedsource code yours, no per-seat fee, no monthly rental
Live in six working days, or we keep working free until you launch. Every build carries 60 days guidance, 6 months bug fixes and 12 months updates.Verify every figure
Paperwork Ships With the Code
The repository carries a docs folder with the PRD, schema, ERD and API notes, plus a seed script that loads demo data for testing before launch.
Open Minting Needs House Rules
Anyone can create a collection, so your terms, collection verification and the report queue decide what buyers see. Takedowns are recorded against each report.
Each Purchase Is Wallet-Signed
Buyers approve every payment in their own wallet and each sale is stored with its transaction hash, so no user balance sits with the marketplace. Payment calls also pass a CSRF check.
Picked by 6,000+ clients around the world
01Try it live
See It Running
NFT Marketplace Demo - Storefront, Android App, Admin Panel & API
Miracuves runs this live MXNFT demo for you to explore as a visitor, so search the NFTs, filter them, browse a collection and open a single item. When you are ready, sign in by connecting a wallet of your own. We show the admin panel and the API on a guided call.
Visitor-Facing Marketplace Website
The storefront visitors use: a hero for a featured collection, trending collections, an Explore page you can filter by status, price, category and chain, collection pages that show floor price and supply, and an NFT page with its price and a table of listings.
- 1Launch the web demo in your browser
- 2Look around as a visitor, no account required
- 3Sign in by connecting your own wallet
a wallet of your own, no password
Demo App for Android
The Android app wraps the marketplace in a React Native shell. Download the demo from the apps page and run it on your phone. The website also adapts to a mobile browser.
- 1Visit the apps page on an Android phone
- 2Install the demo app on the phone
- 3Tour the Discover, Collections and NFT screens
the demo app, on the apps pageAdmin Console - Collections, Drops, Users & Moderation
Operators work from /admin. Sections include a dashboard and analytics, finance and integrations, collections and drops, users and moderation, and a settings area for marketplace fees and network configuration.
- 1Request the admin demo
- 2Sign in using the login details we send
- 3Open Dashboard, Collections, Moderation and Settings
given to you on a guided callContracts, API & Webhooks
For developers: a REST API at /api/v1 with API keys and webhooks, an NFT view you can embed, and two Solidity contracts covering collections, listings, fees and royalties.
- 1Request the developer walkthrough
- 2Review the API routes and both contracts
- 3Check Listings, Webhooks and Fee settings
the API routes, the contracts, admin Settings
Try It With Us
Live Walkthrough: Admin Panel, Fees, Offers, Listings & Wallet Sign-In
The fastest way to see the full loop is a guided call. Within roughly 30 minutes we connect a wallet, sign in, put an NFT up at a fixed price, place an offer and complete a purchase. Then we open the admin panel and the API, set your fee, and map every step to your plan: chains, fee, royalties and launch date.
Book a live walkthrough with us.All Screens Laid Out
NFT Marketplace Screens - Phone View & Website View
Miracuves captured every screen below on its live demo, once at desktop width and once on a phone, following a visitor from the home page into a collection and onto an NFT. Artwork and collection names are demo sample data.
The path runs from the home page through the filters, into a collection, then onto an NFT page. Listing, making offers and buying come after a wallet is connected.
02Proof
Client Voices
Client Reviews - Operators Speaking in Their Own Words
What clients say about building on Miracuves bases. One speaks for a Web3 product family; the others come from other industries and are shown exactly as their authors gave them.
“We needed seven Web3 products off one spine rather than five engineering teams. Shared auth, KYC and wallet came from their suite. Each product landed in weeks rather than quarters, and our ops cost per product is a fraction of a stand-alone build.”
“Every HMS I tried was built for general physicians, with no lesion mapping, no before/after tracking, and no procedure-based billing. Their MXHealth base gave us the patient app, doctor app, EMR and video consult out of the box. Front-desk time on scheduling and follow-ups is down ~70%, and we went fully digital in 9 months, where a fully custom job would have been 18.”
“Turo is the obvious reference, but the Caribbean specifics, from different insurance norms to different payment rails, meant we needed a real partner, not just a clone. Miracuves’s MXCar base covered the listing, the trip flow, and the host payouts. We launched in 6 working days and are live in three islands.”
“The team was running it on a dispatcher and a Google Sheet, and we needed a real platform quickly, because we were about to onboard a major retail client. Miracuves’s Delivery Genie base gave us the rider app, the dispatch console, and live tracking. We launched in 6 weeks and cleared 4x the previous order volume in the first month.”
“We were running it on phone calls and a paper calendar, and we were losing bookings to bigger OTAs. Miracuves’s GetmyBoat Clone base gave us the calendar, the booking flow, and the payment engine. Online bookings are up roughly 70% in the first six months, and the ops team finally has a live view of the fleet.”
“Building a compliant telehealth stack from scratch in three markets would have been a year-plus effort. Miracuves’s MXHealth base covered the patient and doctor apps, video consult, e-prescription and the pharmacy integrations. We launched in our first market in 9 weeks and rolled out to two more in the following six months.”
“We were juggling spreadsheets, a third-party GPS provider, and a phone. We needed a single operations console. Miracuves’s MXLogistics base covered the trip lifecycle, the driver app, and the customer tracking page. We’ve cut operations admin time by about 40%.”
Proof, Plainly
Case Study - What We Publish and What You Can Check
Certain product pages feature a named client. This page has none, and we prefer to state that plainly instead of borrowing another client's results for an NFT marketplace.
No named NFT marketplace on this product has been published by Miracuves, so this section neither lends another client's story nor makes up an outcome. What follows is what you can verify on your own.
- Open the live demo and use the Explore filters for status, price, category and chain
- Open a collection and an NFT page and read the listings table
- Connect your own wallet and sign the sign-in challenge
- Ask for the admin demo and open the Settings tabs
- Name a client, a sales figure or a result that we cannot show
- Call the smart contracts audited, or the platform licensed or certified
- Promise tax, securities or consumer-law compliance in your market
- Advise on the law where you operate
- Your logo and colors across the website and admin console
- Deployment to hosting you provide
- The contracts deployed to the EVM network you choose
- Complete source code with no encryption
- Cover starts at launch: guidance (60 days), bug fixes (6 months) and updates (12 months)
03The platform
The Basics
What This NFT Marketplace Does for Creators, Collectors and Operators
A white label NFT marketplace from Miracuves is ready-made NFT marketplace software for unique digital assets, where creators mint, owners list and collectors trade, all under your brand with the code in your hands. Collectors connect a wallet, list, make offers and buy; creators run collections with royalties and drops, while the operator moderates and sets the fee, and partners connect through an API.
Beyond the Gallery
Notifications, moderation, drops, offers, collections, wallet sign-in and an API all sit around the browsing grid, which makes this a working operation instead of a storefront alone.
Nothing Is Locked
Complete source code is handed over readable, not encrypted, so your engineers can reshape screens, fees and flows as the marketplace expands, and no seat is billed.
Clear About Add-Ons
Loyalty, NFT staking, AI rarity scoring and Layer 2 scaling are available as add-ons with separate prices, and subscription billing and auction bidding can be built as custom scope. Every one is scoped and priced separately.
Storefront, Admin Console & API
What Is an NFT Marketplace Script?
Any team can draw a storefront. The harder work sits around it: a sign-in that confirms who someone is, moderation for a catalog open to additions, contracts that divide a sale among seller, creator and platform, and an API for partners. In this codebase that surrounding work is already done.
- 01Wallet login through a signed challenge
- 02Browsing: Explore, collection and NFT pages
- 03Listings at a fixed price, offers and purchases
- 04Platform fee and ERC-2981 royalty in the EVM contract
- 05Admin console, moderation tools and a REST API
Delivered: the PostgreSQL schema, the API routes, both Solidity contracts, and the Next.js marketplace with its admin console, all as complete source code.
Everything Included
White Label NFT Marketplace Features - Listings, Offers, Royalties, Drops & Wallet Sign-In
Miracuves lets you verify every feature in this section by trying the demo or reading the source you receive, and anything needing a further module carries an add-on tag.
Sign-In by Wallet
Wallet sign-in runs on a one-time challenge: the visitor connects a wallet and signs it, the server verifies the signature and nonce, and a session begins. Nobody needs a password or a sign-up form.
- MetaMask and WalletConnect through Connect Wallet; Phantom and Solflare through Connect Solana
- The server validates the signature and a one-time nonce
- Sessions expire, can be refreshed and can be revoked
- Rate limiting applies to sign-in attempts
- Roles for collectors, creators, moderators and admins
Discover & Search
The home page leads with a featured collection and shows top and trending ones. An Explore page lists NFTs you can filter and sort, and the search bar finds NFTs, collections and users.
- Explore filters cover status, price, quantity, category and chain
- Buy Now and On Auction status options
- A sort menu plus a count of results
- One search box for NFTs, collections and users
- Trending collections ranked over 1h, 6h, 24h and 7d
Collections & Categories
Each collection card and page shows floor price, supply, owners and volume; eight categories keep the catalog organized.
- Cards listing floor price and item count
- Page showing floor, supply, owners and volume
- A watch button for each collection
- Categories include Music, Sports, Art, Photography, Collectibles, Utility, Domain Names and Virtual Worlds
- Collections can carry a verified badge
NFT Pages & Price History
Each NFT gets a page of its own showing the media, owner, creator, price and a listings table, plus panels for description, properties and price history.
- Each page shows media, name, owner and creator
- A price, an expiry and a table of listings
- Panels for description, properties and price history
- Sharing and a heart to favorite an NFT
- An NFT view that other sites can embed
Listings at a Fixed Price
Listing takes a price and a duration from the owner. On EVM chains the listing can be placed on the marketplace contract; the buyer then pays via that contract with a transaction signed in their wallet.
- Listing dialog with a price and a duration, defaulting to 7 days
- The EVM marketplace contract has create, cancel and buy functions
- A Buy button that takes a payment signed in the wallet
- Every sale is stored with its transaction hash
- A Solana purchase is a plain SOL transfer to the seller
Offers
Offers can target one item or an entire collection, and in the API each offer moves through pending, accepted, rejected and canceled states.
- Make Offer on every NFT page
- Offers on a whole collection, from its page
- Offers can be pending, accepted, rejected or canceled
- Its own offers API
- Commerce events produce activity and notification records
Fees & Royalties
In one sale the marketplace contract keeps the platform fee and pays the creator royalty; the admin panel holds the fee settings.
- Contract-level platform fee in basis points, capped at 10%
- The contract owner can change the fee
- Each contract sale pays the creator an ERC-2981 royalty
- The Create Collection form sets the royalty percentage and recipient
- Fee settings for the platform and referrals, in the admin Marketplace tab
Create & Mint
As an NFT minting platform it gives signed-in creators a Studio page with Create NFT and Create Collection forms, while the API handles mint requests.
- A Studio page covering NFTs and collections
- The NFT form takes name, description, an image or media URL, collection and chain
- The collection form has category and royalty fields
- Media is linked by URL, so storage and delivery stay under your control
- API routes for mint requests
NFT Drops & Allowlists
Campaigns show on a Drops page, are created in the admin panel, and allowlist routes decide who may mint.
- A Drops page for live and upcoming drops
- An admin page for creating drops
- Allowlist routes that gate access
- The API covers the mint request lifecycle
- An empty state shows when nothing is scheduled
Social & Notifications
Collectors favorite items, watch collections, follow people, read activity feeds and choose how alerts reach them.
- Favorites plus watchlists
- Creators and collectors can be followed or unfollowed
- Activity feeds: global, following and per user
- An inbox of notifications with read state, plus preferences in Settings
- Transaction history and a route for CSV export
Moderation & Compliance Records
The schema holds KYC, sanctions, tax and DMCA records, and operators get a queue for reports and takedowns. Connecting a KYC or sanctions provider is a separate integration job.
- A report queue where status can change
- Records and actions for takedowns
- Moderation page in admin
- Schema tables for KYC, sanctions, tax and legal data
- A route for compliance exports
REST API, Webhooks & Embeds
Partners connect through API keys and webhooks to a REST API at /api/v1, which spans admin, search, minting, payments, offers, listings and the catalog.
- REST routes cover admin, search, minting, payments, offers and listings
- Hashed storage of API keys
- Webhook deliveries are tracked
- A Discord webhook goes out on payments
- User Settings includes an Integrations tab
Know this before you buy: We deliver the platform under your identity, deployed on your own hosting. Your side covers hosting and a domain, RPC access for every chain, a WalletConnect project ID, a PostgreSQL database and the gas to deploy the contracts, because the demo setup points them at a local test network. A smart contract audit, gas fees, hosting and third-party services all cost extra, and app store review is not part of the 6-day build time.
Run It Every Day
Admin Panel for Your Brand NFT Marketplace - Moderation, Collections, Drops, Users & Settings
Miracuves gives you one console to see which collections are verified, what waits in the moderation queue, where fees stand, who holds a given role and which partners are linked.
- Dashboard
- Analytics
- Collections
- Drops
- Moderation
- Users
- Finance
- Integrations
- Settings
The Admin Sections
- 01
Dashboard & Analytics
A dashboard and an analytics page, backed by routes for admin stats and for collection stats.
- 02
Collections
Browse and review collections, update their status and verify the ones you back.
- 03
Drops
Set up and run drops in the admin Drops pages, using allowlists to gate access.
- 04
Users & Roles
Find a user, then change their role or verification state. Roles in the schema are collector, creator, moderator and admin.
- 05
Moderation
Reports move through a queue with status changes, and takedown records give policy decisions a trail.
- 06
Finance
One finance page plus payment records carrying transaction hashes, and an export route for reports.
- 07
Integrations
API keys, webhooks and integration records, with an Integrations tab inside each user's Settings.
- 08
Settings
Settings are split into General, Marketplace, Blockchain, Security and Notifications tabs, covering network setup, platform and referral fees, a global banner, email alerts, and the site name and support email. We confirm what each switch enforces when you order.
Money Movement
How money moves, traced from the fee you set to the payment that is recorded.
- Settings for platform and referral fees
- The EVM contract settles the fee and royalty split
- Payment records that carry transaction hashes
- Exports for transactions and compliance
Settings & Tools
Back-office controls for the storefront and the daily running of the marketplace.
- A site name and a support email
- Network configuration
- A global banner plus email alerts
- API keys plus webhooks
Need a bigger console? Additional reports, an extra approval stage, further languages or a revised fee model each get their own scope. Describe what your operations team requires and we put a written quote together.
04Package and pricing
The Whole Package
What You Receive: Source Code, Contracts & Deployment for Your Own Marketplace
Miracuves delivers a marketplace that is already running, not a box of loose parts: website, admin console, API, two contracts, the source code and the database beneath them. It is yours outright. There are no seat or run fees, and keeping it live needs no license.
Complete Source Code
Source for the marketplace, admin console, API routes, shared packages and contracts arrives unencrypted, so your team can reshape it around your business.
- Unencrypted source for the Next.js marketplace and admin
- Route handlers for the API at /api/v1
- Shared database and chain helper packages
- You can modify, extend and redeploy it
Database Schema
A PostgreSQL schema built with Drizzle covers integrations, compliance, moderation, notifications, social, payments, offers, listings, NFTs and collections, along with migrations and a seed script.
- Migrations plus a Drizzle schema
- A seed script for demo data
- Tables for commerce, social and governance
- Tables for the indexer and chain events
Smart Contracts
Two Solidity contracts cover the sale: a marketplace for fixed-price listings that takes a platform fee, plus an ERC-721 collection that pays ERC-2981 royalties. A review of both, light read-through or full audit, goes on your launch calendar with its own quote.
- MXNFTCollection: an ERC-721 contract with a default royalty
- MXNFTMarketplace: handles creating, canceling and buying listings
- A Hardhat config, a deploy script and tests
- Any review or audit is billed on its own
Marketplace Website
A responsive public site for a smooth user experience with search, filters, NFT pages and collection pages. Alongside profiles and settings you get the Studio, Drops and Activity pages.
- Pages for Home, Explore, Collections, NFTs and profiles
- Pages for the Studio, Drops, Activity and Settings
- Pages that resize cleanly on a phone
- A demo Android app that wraps the web app
API & Webhooks
Partners get a REST API spanning the catalog, trading, minting, search and admin, plus API keys and tracked webhook deliveries.
- Around 70 route handlers at /api/v1
- Hashed storage of API keys
- Tracked webhook deliveries and a Discord hook
- An NFT view for embedding
Admin Console
Operators get pages for settings, integrations, finance, moderation, users, drops, collections, analytics and a dashboard.
- Pages for the dashboard and analytics
- Sections for collections, drops, users and moderation
- Pages for finance and integrations
- Tabs in Settings for fees and networks
Access & Security Controls
Wallet sign-in by signed challenge, sessions and the request controls included in the base.
- A signed challenge using a one-time nonce
- Session refresh and revocation
- Rate limits applied to sign-in routes
- A CSRF helper plus security headers
Handover & Support
Branding and deployment are handled by us, plus a docs folder and three overlapping support periods that start at launch.
- Rebranding to your logo and colors
- Deployed on your hosting
- Docs folder with PRD, schema, ERD and API notes
- 60-day guidance, 6-month bug-fix and 12-month update windows
Prefer to see it first? Start with the web demo, add the Android demo to a phone, or request a guided tour. We connect a wallet, then walk through opening the admin console, listing an NFT and making an offer, each tied to your own marketplace plan.
Transparent Pricing
How Much Does a White Label NFT Marketplace Cost in 2026?
NFT marketplace development cost here is a single fixed price: the launch-ready platform is $4,299. Past the standard build, work such as extra modules, custom flows or added integrations gets a written scope and quote. The one-time price pays for the platform and its delivery. Any smart contract audit, plus gas fees, hosting and third-party APIs, comes on top.
Professional
Launch-Ready PackageBuilt for: brand and creator collectible programs, NFT startups, and a gaming NFT marketplace or metaverse community
Your marketplace arrives exactly as the demo runs, carrying your logo and colors, set up on hosting in your name.
Get StartedEnterprise
Custom Work for Bigger ScopeBuilt for: Bigger marketplaces and teams that bring their own auction, billing or compliance requirements
Need something the base build leaves out, such as auction bidding or subscription billing? Our engineers add it to your requirements after a written scope and price.
Ask for a QuoteWhite Label NFT Marketplace Development Cost in 2026
$4,299 is the one payment for this white label NFT marketplace from Miracuves, and it puts your logo and colors on the storefront and operator console with customizable branding, deploys to your hosting, and includes both Solidity contracts, the PostgreSQL schema and the complete unencrypted source, live in six working days with no seat fees.
What moves your total sits outside the software invoice
- Hosting, a domain and a PostgreSQL database
- RPC access for each chain and a wallet-connection project ID
- Gas for deploying the contracts to your chosen network
- A third-party contract audit, if you commission one
- Developer memberships with Apple and Google for the store listings
Work past the base, like auction bidding or subscription billing, gets a written scope before anything starts, with a typical turnaround of 2-8 weeks.
Compare Your Options
Ready-Made White Label NFT Marketplace vs Custom Development vs SaaS
A buyer can take an NFT marketplace ready-made with contracts from Miracuves, hire a Web3 studio to write one, or rent a hosted storefront. This table weighs the three for a brand or community operator.
| Criteria | MiracuvesReady-Made White Label NFT Marketplace | Custom Development | SaaS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch time | Rebranded and deployed in 6 working days | Usually 2-8 weeks after a written quote | Open an account fast, inside their limits |
| Upfront cost | $4,299 once, contracts included | Priced per project once scope is set | Recurring plan fees, plus sale cuts |
| Source code ownership | Unencrypted app, API and Solidity contracts | Whatever the agency contract grants | None; you rent their storefront |
| Customization | Fees, royalties, chains and branding you control | Built to order, billed per change | Themes and settings they allow |
| Ongoing fees | No license or per-sale fee to Miracuves | Hosting and any agreed upkeep | Monthly charges for as long as you run |
| Branding & app-store listing | Your brand on the storefront and admin console | Your brand, once the work ships | Host branding often stays on the page |
| Best for | Brands and communities launching a marketplace now | Protocols with mechanics no base covers | Testing a drop before you invest |
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Ownership
What White Label Means for This Platform
The phrase white label NFT marketplace gets used loosely, so here is what Miracuves means by it. Here it means the rebranded platform, with its source code, runs on your hosting under your name.
Your logo and colors replace ours through rebranding, and the platform runs on your own hosting and domain. Settings hold your site name and support email, a global banner and email alerts. Both the Android and the iOS app are released under developer accounts in your name, with our publishing support. What visitors see is branded as yours.
Ownership covers the Next.js marketplace and its admin console, the /api/v1 API routes, the two Solidity contracts and the PostgreSQL schema written with Drizzle, all as unencrypted source, along with the docs folder holding the PRD, schema, ERD and API notes. Miracuves charges no seat or run fees, and keeping it running needs no license.
There is no vendor-run monthly SaaS subscription to lapse: the code and the hosting are yours. Your WalletConnect project ID, RPC access, email and webhook accounts and app store developer account stay in your name. Gas, hosting, third-party services and contract audits cost extra, and KYC or sanctions provider integration is separate work.
Where It Applies
NFT Marketplace Use Cases - Open Markets, Curated Art, Drops, Brand Storefronts & Partner Platforms
Miracuves ships one product with three emphases: open markets lean on fees and categories, launchpads on drops and allowlists, brands on verified collections plus the embeddable view, and configuration picks the mix.
Keep the catalog open to every category: creators mint and list, collectors look around, send offers and buy, and each sale pays you the platform fee through the contract.
Check each collection before you feature it and give every artist a collection page, so the catalog feels curated instead of open.
Center the marketplace on launches: the Drops page is the entry point, backed by scheduled drops, allowlists and mint requests.
Mint a limited run under your brand, display one NFT on your own site through the embeddable view, and choose what else may be listed.
Offer a game community somewhere to trade items and virtual-world assets. Players filter by category and chain and keep a watchlist.
Through API keys and webhooks, partners can build on your catalog, and whether to charge for access is your call.
White Label NFT Marketplace Business Model: Three Ways to Run It
One codebase sits behind your name, and three kinds of operator use its fee logic, moderation tools and drops in different ways.
Open marketplace
Any creator can mint and any collector can buy, so you earn the fee, your core monetization, on every sale across categories and chains.
Curated gallery
A studio or art community verifies each collection before featuring it, while the report queue and takedown records keep the catalog on brand.
Partner platform
An agency or protocol hands the storefront to its own clients under their names, with the REST API and webhooks linking their systems to yours.
Collections, offers, sales and followers live in your PostgreSQL database whichever route you choose.
One product, six uses. Every case runs on the same marketplace website, admin console and API. Only the categories you open, the fee you set, the drops you run and the branding change, so you look after a single codebase.
Speak With Our TeamIndustries
Industries an NFT Marketplace Platform Serves
A white label NFT marketplace fits any business that wants digital collectibles sold under its own name. General marketplaces open every category and digital art spaces curate their artists. Labels in music and media publish audio and video, and gaming communities exchange items and avatars. Fashion and photography brands put limited runs on sale. Sports clubs and metaverse projects offer collectibles and virtual items. Brands issue collectibles of their own, and web3 agencies pass the platform to clients under the client brand.
- 01NmGeneral Marketplaces
- 02DaDigital Artists
- 03MaAudio & Music
- 04GiIn-Game Items
- 05AvAvatar Sets
- 06FaApparel
- 07PhPhotographers
- 08ScCollectibles for Sport
- 09MiVirtual-World Items
- 10BcBranded Collectibles
- 11DnDomain Name Assets
- 12WaWeb3 Agency Work
Miracuves ships one NFT marketplace that adapts to any collectible model. It carries your name from the first screen and comes with an admin console, an API, wallet integration for sign-in, and handling for fees and royalties.
06Inside the build
End to End
White Label NFT Marketplace Flow - Connect, Browse, Open, Create, Offer & Buy
In the NFT marketplace platform Miracuves builds, a collector buys in a few clicks while wallet, listing, offer, payment and sale record each do their share behind the scenes. Trace that path from the first wallet connection to a settled sale, then the architecture under it.
Collector Journey - From Wallet Connection to a Finished Sale
1Link a Wallet to Sign InThe visitor opens the marketplace and picks Connect Wallet or Connect Solana. A one-time challenge is signed in the wallet, and the server starts a session.
- Both Connect Wallet and Connect Solana sit in the top bar
- The server checks the signature and nonce
- Sessions can be refreshed and revoked
- 2Browse & Filter the NFT Catalog by Chain
NFTs on the Explore page appear as cards showing the chain and the collection, plus a Not Listed label or a price; filters sit above and beside the cards.
- Filters for status, price, category and chain
- A search that covers NFTs, collections and users
- A sort menu with a result count
- 3View a Collection and Its Items
Each collection page opens with a banner and verified badge, then shows floor price, supply, owners and volume above the NFTs it holds.
- A banner, an avatar and a description
- Floor price, supply, owners and volume
- Collectors get a watch button
- 4View an NFT Listing Before Buying
The NFT page presents the media, owner and creator, price and a listings table, with panels covering description, properties and price history.
- A price, an expiry and a listings table
- Panels for description, properties and price history
- Controls to share and favorite
- 5Create, Mint & List an NFT
In the Studio forms a creator adds a collection and an NFT, then lists that NFT at a price for a set duration.
- Collection form including royalty fields
- NFT form taking an image or media URL
- Listing dialog with price and duration
- 6Offer or Buy, Then Record the Sale
Next the collector either sends an offer or buys. The payment is signed in the wallet, the contract divides the sale, and the API stores it together with its transaction hash.
- Make Offer and Buy buttons on the NFT page
- The wallet signs the payment
- Each sale stored with its transaction hash
How It Is Built
NFT Marketplace Architecture & Sale Flow
- Part 01
A Single App, Many Routes
Pages and /api/v1 route handlers sit together in a single Next.js app over the shared database and chain packages, which means a route and its page change as one unit.
- Part 02
Listing Lifecycle
A live listing ends as sold or canceled, offers pass through pending, accepted, rejected or canceled, and any change may write an activity record.
- Part 03
Contract Settlement
A purchase on an EVM chain calls the marketplace contract, and one transaction pays the seller, the royalty and the platform fee.
- Part 04
Events & Notifications
Commerce events produce activity entries and notifications that support user engagement, and they can reach webhooks, including a Discord hook on payments.
- Part 05
Fees & Royalties
The owner sets the contract fee in basis points, the collection supplies the royalty, and the admin panel holds matching fee settings.
- Part 06
Records & Indexing
PostgreSQL stores listings, offers, payments, social and governance records, and it has tables for blockchain events and indexer status.
Technology Used
NFT Marketplace Technology Stack - Next.js, PostgreSQL, Solidity & Wallet Adapters
Miracuves assembled a stack where wallets connect per chain, contracts move the money, a database keeps listings and offers consistent, an API serves partners and a web tier handles browsing. Below is what the demo runs on.
Web Platform
- Pages and API routes live in one App Router app
- Data fetching handled by React Query
- A responsive layout that adapts to phones
- A sidebar shell holding Discover, Collections, Drops and Studio
REST API
- Around 70 route handlers at /api/v1
- Selected routes validate input with Zod
- Hashed storage of API keys
- Tracked webhook deliveries
Data Tier
- Commerce, social and governance data in the schema
- A seed script and migrations
- Tables for indexer status and blockchain events
- A Docker Compose route to a local database
Smart Contracts
- An ERC-721 collection carrying ERC-2981 royalties
- A fixed-price marketplace that charges a platform fee
- A deploy script plus tests
- EVM only, while Solana purchases are plain transfers
Wallets & Chains
- EVM wallets via MetaMask and WalletConnect
- Solana wallets via Phantom and Solflare
- A chain filter listing ten networks
- Sign-in signatures verified with ethers
Demo App for Android
- A native shell loading the web app
- The demo build sits on the apps page
- iOS build from the same Expo code, included
- Store publishing goes through your own developer account
The demo runs on the stack above. Any email or webhook accounts, RPC access for each chain, a WalletConnect project ID and a PostgreSQL database are yours to supply at deployment, and their usage costs sit outside the platform price. All of these are mainstream tools, and developers for them are easy to hire.
Room to Grow
Scalable NFT Marketplace Software - Separate Contracts, Chain Choice & Growth Room
The contracts sit apart from the web app, the database schema includes indexing and cache tables, and commerce events can reach partners by webhook. As NFTs and traffic increase, you adjust capacity and configuration; nothing has to be rewritten.
Contracts Kept Separate. Both Solidity contracts have their own folder and their own tests, which lets you redeploy the web app while leaving everything on chain alone.
Indexing Built Into the Schema. Chain data has somewhere to sync: the schema includes tables for blockchain events and the indexer's status, and admin routes read the indexer. Running the indexer itself is deployment work.
Cache Tables for Browsing. Cache entities for discovery and analytics give the Explore and trending pages room for heavier traffic, once you have measured what you need.
Webhooks to Partners. Commerce events can reach partners with delivery tracking, and you choose the queue and retry rules to match your own service levels.
Contracts Kept Separate
The marketplace contract and the collection contract are independent of the web app, so you can redeploy the app and leave chain state untouched.
Which Chains
The demo's chain filter shows ten networks, wallets cover EVM and Solana, and the contracts go to whichever EVM networks you pick.
- Footer lists Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and BNB Chain
- The filter adds Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Base, Zora and Blast
- Contracts deployed to each EVM network
- Purchases on Solana are direct transfers
Indexer Design
Tables for blockchain events and indexer status, plus admin routes that read the indexer, give you a structure for syncing chain data.
- Table of blockchain events
- Table for indexer status
- Indexer reads through admin routes
- Deployment includes running the indexer
Cache Tables for Browsing
Cache entities for discovery and analytics give the Explore and trending pages a route to heavier browsing traffic.
- Routes for trending and stats
- Stats for each collection
- Search route spanning entities
- Tuning comes after traffic arrives
Fan-Out by Webhook
Webhooks let commerce events reach partners with delivery tracking, and a Discord hook is available for payments.
- Each webhook tracks its deliveries
- API keys are hashed
- The Discord hook checks outbound hosts
- You set retries for each deployment
Documented Delivery
You receive the source, schema, contracts and docs, so a different team can take over running the platform on its own.
Room to Change. Every brand marketplace eventually needs something specific to its audience. Since you hold the full source and the stack is a conventional one, a new screen, rule or integration is regular development that your team or ours can take on.
Launching your first marketplace? Start with the creators or fans you can already bring, and grow on the single deployment you have. Media is referenced by URL. Storage and a CDN are therefore yours to choose; horizontal scaling and queues are set up when traffic requires them, while work beyond the base build receives its own scope and quote.
07Trust and security
Made to Be Inspected
White Label NFT Marketplace Security - Signed Login, Payments Without Custody & Launch Hardening
Any NFT marketplace Miracuves delivers keeps wallet addresses, valuable media and ownership records together, so what counts is how users prove identity, how payments move and how moderation runs. Below: what the platform does today and what you take on.
- 01 · LoginChallenge Sign-In
The visitor signs a challenge carrying a one-time nonce. On the server, the signer is recovered and matched against the wallet, then the nonce is marked as used.
- 02 · SessionsSessions
Sessions have fields for expiry and revocation, and the token rotates through a refresh flow.
- Switches in Admin: the Security tab carries two-factor and IP allowlist settings.
- 03 · RequestsRequest Safeguards
Rate limits cover the sign-in routes, payment calls go through a CSRF check, and the Next.js config sets security headers.
- 04 · PaymentsPayments Without Custody
Every purchase is signed by the buyer's wallet, so the marketplace holds no user funds, and each sale is stored with its transaction hash.
- Rules for Open Minting: Since anyone can create a collection, your own terms, plus verification and the report queue, are what stop infringing or unlawful work reaching the marketplace. Our guide on open minting explains the exposure.
- 05 · ContractsContracts in Your Name
You deploy the contracts from your own account to the network of your choice, and the owner functions, the fee setter among them, belong to you.
- 06 · RecordsRecords
Tables exist for security events, fraud flags, reports and takedowns, so any moderation or security decision can be traced.
- Secrets and Keys: Keep secrets, RPC keys and API keys in a secret manager; we plan key rotation with you.
Signed sign-in and sessions, rate limits on sign-in, payments that stay non-custodial and moderation tables all arrive in the base. Outside reviewers, whether for contracts or a penetration test, get a slot in the rollout timetable we draw up together, each priced separately.
Talk Security Before LaunchOperator Readiness
Operator Readiness - What Ships With the Software and What Stays With You
An NFT marketplace puts strangers, valuable files and wallets in one place. Miracuves supplies the tooling for listings, offers, fees and administration; what may be minted and sold, whether a token is a regulated instrument and which licenses you need remain your decisions as operator.
Ready, here, describes software visible in the demo or readable in the delivered code. How securities, payments or consumer law treat a given NFT, and any licensing around it, rests with your entity and its counsel, and this page offers no legal advice.
Included in the Software
Collections, fixed-price listings, offers, allowlist drops and notifications, with sign-in through a wallet. The EVM contract carries a platform fee and ERC-2981 royalties. For operators there is a moderation queue, an admin console and a REST API with webhooks.
Stays With the Operator
Your terms and privacy notice, rules on what can be minted and sold, takedowns and disputes, sanctions and KYC checks run by a provider you plug in, your tax filings, plus every account, key and wallet under your control.
Securities, Payments & Tax
Some tokens may count as securities or other regulated instruments. Wallets sign every payment on this platform, which can ease custody questions but leaves licensing questions open, and which route applies turns on what you do and where: in the US that can involve SEC analysis, state rules and IRS reporting, and elsewhere a payments or crypto-asset regime. Get legal advice before launch.
Your Markets
Advertising, sanctions, minors, intellectual property takedowns and consumer protection are all governed differently from country to country. Review every market you serve with qualified advisers before opening. Miracuves gives no legal advice.
08Extend the platform
- Profiles & wallet access
- Explore, NFTs & collections
- Buying, listings & offers
- API & admin console
Adding modules
- 1Choose your modules
Scaling, rarity scoring, staking or loyalty, added now or later.
- 2Quote before work
Nothing starts until that module has a written scope and quote of its own.
- 3Delivered as source
Once delivered, the module sits inside the code base you own.
Add More
NFT Marketplace Add-Ons - Rarity Scoring, Layer 2, Staking & Loyalty
What you receive runs from first screen to last, and the demo lets you check it. Operators usually ask for the four modules below next; each has its own price because scope differs by marketplace.
- Scale
Scaling on Layer 2
Scaling through rollups, whether Optimistic or zero-knowledge, aimed at lowering transaction costs and easing busy periods for users.
- Scale
Rarity Scoring by AI
Scoring driven by AI that rates NFTs on several factors, letting collectors compare items rather than guess what makes one rarer than another.
- Engagement
Staking & Farming for NFTs
Holders earn rewards by locking up their NFTs, which gives collectors a reason to leave items on the marketplace.
- Engagement
Gamification & Loyalty
Points, badges and achievements for people who buy, trade and take part, meant to bring them back more often.
More Web3 Tools
Planning Beyond an NFT Marketplace? We Cover the Adjacent Products
The white label NFT marketplace software is one product in a wider Web3 suite. If your plans go past collectibles, these three fit alongside it.
01A crypto trading platform for direct user-to-user deals, with the operator running the marketplace and handling disputes.
Explore Solution
02A token sale platform in which projects present a raise and a community joins in, wrapped in an operator console.
Explore Solution
03A GMX-style crypto trading platform for operators who want a trading product next to their NFT marketplace.
Explore Solution09Business case
Where Operators Earn
White Label NFT Marketplace Revenue Models - Fee, Referrals, Drops, Featured Spots & API Access
A marketplace on the Miracuves platform earns in several separate places, each kept independent, so changing one setting leaves the others untouched.
The platform fee brings in the first revenue. Later you can add referrals, drops, featured spots and API access as arrangements of your own, once activity grows.
- 01
Platform Fee
On every sale made through the marketplace contract, a platform fee is kept in basis points, capped at 10%. Its owner can adjust it, and the same setting appears in the admin Marketplace tab.
- 02
Referral Fee
The admin Marketplace tab includes a referral fee setting too, meant for partners that bring in buyers. How referrals are tracked and paid is confirmed in writing when you order.
- 03
Drop Campaigns
The operator can set up allowlist-gated exclusive drops for a creator or a brand. The campaign fee is a private arrangement of yours, handled outside the software.
- 04
Featured Collections
A featured collection and a trending list share the home page. Whether those spots are sold is a matter between you and the creator.
- 05
Partner API Access
Partners connect using API keys and webhooks. Charging for plans or tiers on top of that is customization, not a base feature.
| Revenue stream | How it is charged | Take rateTypical take rate | What sets the ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platform Fee | A percentage of the sale price, taken when the sale completes. | OpenSea lists 1% for selling NFTs, included in the buyer price. Rarible lists 2% on Ethereum, Base and Polygon and 1.5% on Solana, taken from seller proceeds. | What sellers will accept against venues that charge less. Rarible charged 2.5% to each side before its June 2022 cut, so published rates have moved down. |
| Creator Royalties | A percentage set per collection and paid from the sale price alongside the platform fee. | OpenSea describes creator earnings as enforced or optional by collection, and Rarible says royalties are set by the collection. Neither page gives one rate. | What creators expect and what collectors will pay on top of the price. A royalty only pays out where the venue or contract honors it. |
How to read this. The selling-fee figures come from the OpenSea help center article What fees do I pay on OpenSea? (12 May 2026) and the fee summary in the Rarible FAQ (last updated 1 September 2026). The 2.5% figure is from a Rarible post dated 20 June 2022. These are published prices of other marketplaces. Referral fees, drop campaigns, featured spots and API access are agreed case by case and have no public benchmark we could verify, so they are not in the table. Read everything here as a modeling input: it is not a quote and not a forecast of what any marketplace will earn, and your own fee is set on the contract and in the admin panel.
White Label NFT Marketplace Revenue Model, Stage by Stage
Each earning line of the NFT marketplace Miracuves delivers sits in its own setting, so a young catalog starts with the contract fee and adds paid extras as activity builds.
Launch
The first sale through the marketplace contract pays the platform fee, set in basis points up to 10%, so revenue begins with the earliest collector who buys.
Traction
Once creators keep listing, referral fees reward partners who bring buyers, and allowlist drops give you a campaign to offer a creator or a brand.
Scale
With many collections competing for attention, featured home page spots and paid partner API access become further lines beside the fee, guided by admin analytics.
Gas stays with the signing wallets, and no part of the contract fees you collect goes to Miracuves.
Market Benchmarks
Market Benchmarks for NFT Marketplaces - Independent 2025-2026 Data
The revenue models above are ours. The figures below are not. They are the fee pages of OpenSea and Rarible and the IRS digital assets guidance, reproduced as published. They show what the two best-known general-purpose NFT marketplaces charge sellers today and which tax reporting rules touch NFT sales, so you can test your own business case against sources you can check yourself.
1% Seller Fee on OpenSea in 2026
OpenSea's help center, dated 12 May 2026, lists a 1 percent fee for selling NFTs, included in the price shown to buyers, and a 0 percent fee for swaps, with third-party provider fees possibly applying. Creator earnings are described as enforced or optional by collection, so the creator share is set per collection rather than by one platform rate.
2% Marketplace Fee on Rarible's Main Chains
Rarible's FAQ, last updated 1 September 2026, lists a marketplace fee of 2 percent of the sale price on Ethereum, Base and Polygon and 1.5 percent on Solana, deducted from the seller's proceeds, with no extra buyer fee. Creator royalties are set by the collection. Rarible states that Magic Eden and Tensor charge 2 percent on listings it aggregates.
NFTs Named in IRS Digital Asset Reporting Rules
The IRS lists non-fungible tokens (NFTs) among digital assets and states that broker reporting on Form 1099-DA is required for transactions on or after 1 January 2025. For certain NFT sales, brokers may report on an aggregate basis to the extent the sales exceed respective de minimis thresholds. The page was last reviewed on 2 September 2026.
OpenSea, What fees do I pay on OpenSea?, help center, 12 May 2026 - support.opensea.io
Rarible, FAQ (Fees Summary), last updated 1 September 2026 - rarible.com
Internal Revenue Service, Digital assets, page last reviewed 2 September 2026 - irs.gov
All figures are the publishers’ own published fees and rules, reproduced as published. They describe what other marketplaces charge and what regulators say, not the performance of any platform Miracuves builds, and nothing here is a revenue projection for your business.
Timing Case
Why Launch Your Own NFT Marketplace in 2026?
Big NFT marketplaces are built for everyone across the wider NFT ecosystem. That leaves space for operators serving one community, one type of work or one rule set, who need to own the fee, the moderation rules and the creator relationship.
01Listed Fees Are Low, So Your Terms Count
Published selling fees at the big marketplaces sit at 1% to 2%, and in 2022 Rarible cut its fee, previously 2.5% charged to each side. Smaller marketplaces win on niche, curation and service, not by undercutting on fees.
02Collectors Use Wallets on Multiple Chains
Ten networks appear in the demo's chain filter, and sign-in works with EVM and Solana wallets, so a single catalog reaches collectors on the chains they already use.
03A Wallet Login Skips the Sign-Up Wall
Someone with a wallet already can connect and sign a challenge, so the route from arriving on the site to a first offer is shorter.
04Creators Expect Royalties
Creators want to know where royalties are paid. An ERC-2981 royalty lives on the collection contract, and the marketplace contract pays it out within the same sale.
05You Choose What Bears Your Name
A report queue, takedown records and verified collections let you pick what shows up on your marketplace, rather than taking on another platform's catalog.
06Plan for Tax Reporting From Day One
The IRS treats NFTs as digital assets, and Form 1099-DA reporting applies, it states, to transactions made on or after 1 January 2025. A tax adviser of your own is the person to ask whether it reaches your operation.
Key Figures for the Platform
Chains Named
Contracts
Feature Areas
Days to Build
Most of the work in an NFT marketplace sits in the unglamorous middle: sign-in people can trust, a console for the team running it, and sales that split correctly between seller, creator and platform. That part is already built.
Commercial Outlook
NFT Marketplace Platform Market Fit, Revenue Options & Business Outlook
At a Miracuves marketplace, earning begins once creators feel at ease listing work and collectors feel at ease paying for it. The points below are about making both choices easier, then keeping those relationships going.
- 01
Platform Fee on Contract Sales
Each sale made through the marketplace contract carries a platform fee, so revenue follows the count of NFTs and collectors instead of staff numbers.
- 02
Separate Controls, One Console
Platform fee, referral fee, verified collections and drops are independent controls, which lets you adjust one without reworking the others.
- 03
Your Own Creator and Collector Base
Accounts, collections, follows, watchlists and sale history are kept in your own database, where the value they create keeps building for you.
- 04
Freedom to Move On
With the full code, schema and contracts in your hands, changing host, team or direction needs nobody else's sign-off.
- Platform Fee
- Referral Fee
- Drop Campaigns
- Featured Collections
- Partner API Access
What protects a marketplace is its creators, collectors and trust, more than its features.
- 01Creators whose collections and royalties are set seldom move
- 02Collectors who keep favorites and follows have cause to come back
- 03That history starts building at launch and stays in your database
- 04Careful verification and moderation add a second layer of defense
These three cases vary only by how many creators are listing, and each one picks out the factor that counts most at that scale. They serve planning conversations and are not forecasts of any marketplace's earnings.
Early revenue comes from the platform fee.
A few artists list work on a compact marketplace, and the fee on each sale pays for running it. Size is illustrative, not a forecast.
Featured collections added to the platform fee.
Many creators compete for attention in this marketplace, so paid featured spots begin to count next to the platform fee. Size is illustrative, not a forecast.
Fee, referrals, drops and featured spots combined.
A platform covering several categories and chains, with referrals, drop campaigns and featured spots stacking up beside the platform fee while the admin analytics point to where to focus. Size is illustrative, not a forecast.
10Choosing Miracuves
Why Miracuves
Miracuves Compared With Other White Label NFT Marketplace Developers
An NFT marketplace usually begins in one of four ways: a Web3 agency, a freelancer, a generic script, or a ready-made base from an experienced vendor.
Why Founders Pick Miracuves
- 01
Signed Sign-In Included
The wallet login is already in place, built on a challenge the wallet signs, a nonce that works once, and sessions, so you do not start from a bare login form.
- 02
Fee and Royalty Handled by Contract
A single sale through the marketplace contract settles the seller, the creator royalty and the platform fee, and you control the fee setting.
- 03
One Codebase for Site, Console and API
Storefront, admin console and REST API are delivered as a single codebase with a shared database and session model.
- 04
Source Code, Yours Outright
Every file arrives unencrypted with its schema, contracts and docs, so your price and terms are fixed the day you buy.
- 05
Clear About the Limits
Base features, add-ons and the items that stay with you, such as audits, gas, hosting and legal review, are each named on this page.
- 06
Moderation From Launch
Collection verification, takedown records and a report queue all sit in the console, giving an open catalog some means of governance.
How to Choose a White Label NFT Marketplace Development Company
Choose an NFT marketplace developer by what you can operate and own on day one: contracts, console and API on hosting you control.
What to look for Miracuves
- A demo you can use Visitor browsing is open and the admin and API are shown on a guided call
- Code you own Unencrypted Next.js source, both Solidity contracts and the schema
- Fees by contract Platform fee and creator royalty settle inside one sale
- Moderation built in Report queue, takedown records and verified collections
- Support after launch Guidance for two months, bug fixes to month six and updates through the first year
Walk away from any vendor who
- Rents the storefront monthly and keeps the code
- Takes a cut of every sale you make
- Hard-codes the fee and royalty logic
- Gives open minting no moderation tools
- Charges extra for the mobile apps
Platform, Scripts and Agencies Compared, One Row at a Time
| Criteria | MiracuvesMiracuves NFT Platform | Off-the-Shelf Script | Custom Agency Build |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch Speed | Our build takes 6 days | Unclear or DIY | Quoted per project, usually months |
| Code Ownership | Complete, unencrypted | Often restricted or locked | Usually yes |
| Wallet Login | Signed challenge plus one-time nonce | Frequently a basic login | Made to order |
| Fees and Royalties | EVM contract handles the platform fee and ERC-2981 royalty | Frequently hard-coded or absent | Made to order |
| Chains | EVM contracts, with Solana wallets | Typically one chain | As much as budget permits |
| Admin & Moderation | Report queue, takedowns and API keys in one console | Minimal or missing | Coded per project, billed extra |
| API & Webhooks | REST routes with hashed keys and webhooks | Rarely included | Made to order |
| Cost, Speed and Quality | Fixed price, quick launch, tested base | Cheap but risky | Costly and slow |
| Continued Support & Updates | 60-day guidance, 6-month bug fixes, 12-month updates | Rarely offered | Defined in the contract |
Few routes to a marketplace get to a first real sale as planned. This table shows where they diverge.
Speak With Our TeamChangelog
NFT Marketplace Script Release Log - Versions & Updates
The changelog lists a mobile app, advanced analytics, contract deployment and more social features as planned for a later version, so none counts here as released. Everything below comes from the MXNFT project changelog.
| Version | Changes | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| V1.0.0 - 13 January 2025 | 15 updates | Added or changed First complete MXNFT marketplace release Next.js web app with an admin console NFT catalog and browse pages Multi-chain support naming Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and BNB Chain Listings, offers and payment handling Discovery and search Social tools Provenance and analytics Notifications Moderation controls Security measures Blockchain indexing structure API integrations Compliance data structure PostgreSQL schema of 60+ tables, shared packages and Docker setup |
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The basics4 questions
01What is a white label NFT marketplace and what does Miracuves deliver with it?
A white label NFT marketplace is a ready-made platform for minting, listing and trading NFTs that an operator runs under their own brand and earns a fee from. It ships as a Next.js web app plus an admin console, two Solidity contracts and a REST API, all under your brand. It is made for one operator to run, and each feature named here can be checked in the demo and the source.
02How does a white label NFT marketplace differ from a fully custom NFT build?
A white label NFT marketplace is existing software that you own and rebrand; a custom build starts from a blank page and is coded to your brief. Here you hold the full source and the build takes 6 days, whereas an agency custom build is typically quoted per project and usually takes months. Moderation, takedowns, taxes and any required licenses stay with you as operator whichever route you choose.
03Do I need technical expertise to run this NFT marketplace day to day?
No, not for day-to-day running. The admin console handles users, collections, drops, moderation and settings. Standing it up takes a person versed in wallets, RPC endpoints and contract rollout; documentation and the support periods bundled with the product back that person up.
04Is it legal to launch an NFT marketplace with this platform?
Software like this is legal to build and sell, yet the legality of your marketplace turns on how you operate it and in which countries. What may be minted, whether a token is a security, taxes and consumer protection all vary by country. No code, design or content in the platform comes from OpenSea, and it launches under your name, so do not put the OpenSea name or logo anywhere in your branding. Take a lawyer's advice in each market you enter, since Miracuves gives no legal advice.
Wallets, minting & sales6 questions
05How does minting and listing work on the platform?
Minting and listing both run through Studio once you connect a wallet and sign the sign-in challenge. The collection form asks for a name, a category, and a royalty percentage and recipient. The NFT form needs a name, a description, a collection, a chain and the media, supplied as a URL to media such as an image, video, audio clip or 3D model. To sell, open the NFT, pick a price and how long it runs, and it goes live.
06Which wallets work with the platform, and how do users connect?
The platform supports EVM wallets such as MetaMask and WalletConnect, plus the Solana wallets Phantom and Solflare. After the user approves, a one-time challenge is signed, and the server opens a session once it has verified the signature. Further wallet apps can be connected as an integration whenever your audience needs them.
07Who pays gas fees, and how are transaction fees handled?
Gas on each transaction is a blockchain charge, not a marketplace one, and whichever wallet signs the transaction pays it. In addition the marketplace contract takes a platform fee, set in basis points with a ceiling of 10%, and pays any creator royalty in that same sale. You also pay gas a single time, when the contracts are deployed to your network.
08How do offers and listings work?
Owners list at a fixed price for a set duration, and buyers pay through a transaction their wallet signs. On EVM chains the payment can run through the marketplace contract, which splits the proceeds; on Solana the buyer sends SOL straight to the seller. Collectors may also place an offer on an item or on an entire collection, and the API tracks each offer as pending, accepted, rejected or canceled.
09Does the platform support auctions?
Fixed-price listings and offers run today, and auction bidding is available as a custom module. The data model already carries timed and open auction listing types and Explore has an On Auction filter, so the bidding screen and contract support build on that groundwork and are quoted on their own.
10Does the marketplace hold users' funds?
No. Payments are non-custodial by design: the wallet signs each one, so the marketplace holds no user funds. Every sale is recorded against its transaction hash. Depending on your activity and country, licensing questions can still arise, so get legal advice before launch.
Admin, security & platform8 questions
11How do I customize the branding and features of my marketplace?
Branding is part of delivery. Your logo and colors go onto the storefront and the admin console, and both are deployed by us. The admin Settings tabs let operators change network configuration, the platform and referral fee, the site name, support email, a global banner and email alerts. For anything beyond the base build, we write a scope and a quote before work begins.
12Can I set commissions and royalties from the admin panel?
The admin Marketplace tab holds the fee settings, and royalties are set per collection. The platform fee and referral fee sit in that tab, and the marketplace contract has a platform fee of its own, in basis points, which its owner may change. On the Create Collection form you enter a royalty percentage and a recipient, and ERC-2981 is how the collection contract pays them whenever a sale is routed through the marketplace contract.
13Which security features and user management tools are included?
The base includes signed-challenge sign-in with a one-time nonce, refreshable and revocable sessions, rate-limited sign-in routes, security headers and a CSRF check. The console lets you manage users and roles, collections and drops, and works the moderation queue; API keys sit in storage as hashes. A third-party smart contract audit or penetration test is scheduled with you and billed on its own.
14Does the platform work with more than one blockchain?
Yes. Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and BNB Chain are named in the footer of the demo, the chain filter on Explore shows ten networks, and both EVM and Solana wallets can sign in. Because the contracts are Solidity, they go to the EVM networks of your choice; Solana purchases are direct SOL transfers with no marketplace program. The platform does not move NFTs from one chain to another.
15Are the smart contracts audited?
Both contracts arrive with Hardhat tests and a deploy script. An independent smart contract audit is an option we book alongside you whenever the sale calls for it, quoted separately.
16Does the platform include KYC and identity checks?
The included tables are ready for the KYC or sanctions provider you choose. The schema holds KYC records, sanctions checks and tax records as data tables. A compliance export route is there too; wiring up a KYC or sanctions provider counts as integration work, scoped when you order. Identity checks by themselves cannot meet anti-money-laundering rules, which hinge on your country and activity.
17What is a realistic route to first revenue?
The platform fee usually comes first, because the first sale through the contract earns it. Referral fees, drop campaigns and featured collections come later, when activity is high enough to charge for. Partner sponsorships, paid API tiers and licensing your deployment to a second operator are further options, set up as commercial deals or customizations agreed with us.
18Is this the same platform as the OpenSea Clone?
Yes. This platform is what the OpenSea Clone and Rarible Clone pages both show, patterned on a popular app, whereas this page is about the software itself. Each Miracuves solution is delivered white-label with the client's own branding, so code, demo and delivery match. Pick the page that fits how you search: one built around a familiar app, or this one, written for a brand or community.
Miracuves & launch12 questions
19How much does a white label NFT marketplace cost?
The price is fixed: $4,299 covers the white label NFT marketplace together with rebranding and deployment to your hosting. Custom builds are priced by project scope, and this price does not vary. Any smart contract audit, hosting, gas and third-party services are billed separately, and extras past the base are quoted in writing before work starts.
20What must I bring to launch?
Your side: a PostgreSQL database, hosting with a domain, RPC access for every chain, a WalletConnect project ID and gas for deploying the contracts, plus legal documents of your own, such as terms and a privacy policy, and your logo and brand details. Miracuves does not write those documents or apply for any license for you.
21Does it come with a mobile app?
Yes. Android and iOS apps are included, built with Expo and React Native around the marketplace in a native shell, and an Android demo can be installed from the apps page the demo section links to. The website also adapts to mobile browsers. Both apps are released under your developer accounts; the App Store and Google Play then review them, outside the 6 working days.
22How long does it take to launch a white label NFT marketplace?
Miracuves needs 6 working days to build, covering rebranding and deployment to your hosting. Third-party steps such as mobile store review sit outside that time and are handled by Apple and Google.
23What support comes with the platform after launch?
Three support periods run in parallel from launch: a 60-day stretch of dedicated guidance, priority bug resolution through 6 months and ongoing product updates across 12 months. Expect a first reply in under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, during 10:00-19:00 IST.
24Do I receive the full source code?
Yes. The delivery covers the whole source for the marketplace, admin console, API routes, shared packages and Solidity contracts, unencrypted, plus the database schema and docs folder, so you can modify it or pass it to another team.
25Why Miracuves for white label NFT marketplace development?
Signed sign-in, the admin console, the API and the fee and royalty logic all arrive working, and every section of this page labels base features, optional add-ons and operator tasks. Our record: 9,000+ projects delivered, spread over 6,000+ clients, and 90+ solutions that are ready-made. One fixed price of $4,299 covers it, launch takes 6 working days, and the package includes 60 days of guidance alongside priority bug fixes through month 6 and product updates through month 12.
26Is a ready-made white label NFT marketplace better than custom development?
For most operators it is. Wallet sign-in, minting in Studio, fixed-price listings, offers, royalties, the admin console and both Solidity contracts already work, and every one of them can be tried in the demo first. Launch takes 6 working days at a fixed price and own the full source. Mechanics beyond the base, such as auction bidding, are quoted in writing and built into your code.
27What is the business model of a white label NFT marketplace?
The core line is a platform fee kept on every sale through the marketplace contract, set in basis points up to 10%. A referral fee rewards partners who bring buyers, allowlist drops can be sold to creators and brands, and featured collection spots can be sold too. Partners reach the platform by API keys and webhooks, and paid API tiers can be added as a customization.
28What is the step-by-step process to launch my white label NFT marketplace?
Explore the storefront, Android app and admin console in the demo first. Then supply your logo and brand details, a PostgreSQL database, hosting with a domain, RPC access per chain, a WalletConnect project ID and gas for deploying the contracts. We rebrand the marketplace and deploy it to your hosting in 6 working days, while store review for any mobile app follows Apple and Google timelines.
29Can I use my own smart contracts with a white label NFT marketplace?
You can adapt them. The package includes the full unencrypted source for both Solidity contracts, plus Hardhat tests and a deploy script, so your developers can modify them and deploy to the EVM networks you choose. Work past the base build is quoted in writing after scoping, and an independent contract audit can be booked separately.
30What payment options does a white label NFT marketplace support?
Buyers pay through a transaction their own wallet signs. On EVM chains the payment can run through the marketplace contract, which splits the proceeds between seller, creator royalty and your platform fee. On Solana, the buyer sends SOL straight to the seller. Supported wallets include MetaMask, WalletConnect, Phantom and Solflare.
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