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# Presale Management

### Create an Access List (aka Presale List, Whitelist, or Mint List)

Set up an access list for your drop by navigating to the **\[Presale List]** tab within `Drop Dashboard`. From here, you can add any wallet or smart contract address.

<figure><img src="/files/SJAq0lUpr189lf8qoijg" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## Uploading your Waitlist

On your pre-sale tab, go to the **\[Setup]** button to upload your pre-sale list or waitlist CSV or add your collector's wallet address individually.

<figure><img src="/files/PJK53WsRMcjn89cYK9Hi" alt=""><figcaption><p>Pre-sale setupload: Upload wallet address list (waitlist)</p></figcaption></figure>

You can download the template here:

{% file src="/files/UeQx9mAyoVY62RRNf51A" %}
CSV template for Pre-sale list
{% endfile %}

* Quantity refers to the mint limit per wallet for the pre-sale phase

### Setting Mint Limit for Pre-sale

You can limit the number of mints allowable per wallet on your pre-sale. Set the maximum mint on your CSV, and set the **\[quantity]** to the number of mints you want to allow per wallet.

However, your **\[quantity]** should not exceed the **\[Max NFTs per Wallet]** on your pre-sale setup.&#x20;

Your contract will follow **\[Max NFTs per Wallet]** whenever **\[quantity]** is higher.&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
Hit **\[Publish list]** to submit the list to your contract. Not publishing it will only save it on the NiftyKit UI and collectors on the list won't be able to mint on your pre-sale
{% endhint %}


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