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# Waitlist Management
To begin, [go to your draft or launched collection](https://app.niftykit.com/login).
Click on the "Prepare Drop" button and select "Waitlist".
Step 1: Prepare Drop
The **waitlist** helps you build and collect interest in your NFT project prior to your drop.
The following option will appear when starting the waitlist: Select the information you want to collect from your collector.
Step 2: Create Waitlist
The **waitlist** can collect the following info from each submission:
* [ ] Require wallet address (required)
* [ ] Require Full Name
* [ ] Require postal address (country, city, zip code)
* [ ] Require email
* [ ] Require phone number
* [ ] Require minimum ETH balance
* [ ] Require specific token
* [ ] Require CAPTCHA (recommended)
* [ ] Display custom terms and conditions
Click the **\[Start Waitlist]** button once you have selected the information you want to collect.
*No blockchain transaction fee, just a signature is necessary.*
You can now share the Waitlist link with your collectors.
## [Ready to Start your waitlist?](https://app.niftykit.com/login)
### [-> Start your waitlist now](https://app.niftykit.com/login)
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