Withdrawing Your Funds
Learn how to withdraw your funds on NiftyKit.
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Learn how to withdraw your funds on NiftyKit.
Last updated
This guide will walk you through withdrawing funds from your NFT Collection, whether you prefer the convenience of the NiftyKit dashboard or the more granular control of a blockchain explorer like. Etherscan, Polygonscan, or Basescan.
Learn how to withdraw money from your NFT collection directly through:
This works for all networks including Ethereum, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, and more.
Before you dive in, make sure you have a NiftyKit account and a deployed smart contract. Don't have one yet? Create your free NiftyKit account and build your no-code NFT collection.
Once your drop has started selling, you're eligible to withdraw funds from your drop contract at any time.
With NiftyKit, there is no need to wait until your NFT drop has sold out – feel free to withdraw at any time. You can view your total earnings on the Overview
tab. Here are the steps to claim your NFT sales:
Log In: app.niftykit.com/login
Go to Your Collection
Connect the correct wallet address that you used to create the contract
Click Withdraw
Receive Earnings: In the set primary wallet.
Creators can also interact directly on Etherscan and Polygonscan. Learn how you can directly withdraw your funds on the blockchain explorer.
Head to your etherscan/polygon scan link. There are three ways to do this
Click the link from your Niftykit drop page
Click it on OpenSea
search your contract address directly on etherscan/polygonscan
On your drop page click the etherscan/polygon scan button at the top right corner
Make sure you are on the contract level. Click your contract address on the profile summary. The link should be https://etherscan.io/address/[Your contract address]
Once you are on the contract level of your etherscan/polygonscan.
Go to the Contract tab
click on write contract.
Connect to Web3 with the original wallet (ownership wallet).
mart Contract
Scroll down and head over to Withdraw and click [write]. Important Note: When using Etherscan/Polygonscan, you'll need to pay gas fees for the transaction.