At rarety.io, we have built a platform that enables multi-signature minting process for NFT projects to launch their collections on our platform easily with a smooth, hassle free minting experience for buyers and sellers both. Now we are aiming to build several solutions like whitelisting, bot-proof mechanisms, auctions, payment APIs, etc. Multi-sig will be our core technology behind all these solutions as is mentioned in our roadmap below.
Our aim is to build a one stop premium minting solution for all the requirements that a project needs. In recent days there has been a lot of talk about the prevalent minting systems and its flaws, so certainly there is a want of a new norm that can enable a smooth experience for buyers and sellers both.
Currently, the most widely used model of minting NFTs is where the Buyer sends a payment to the Seller who then proceeds to mint the said NFT and then returns it. This means that there are at least two transactions that occur in such an exchange. This method is very inefficient.
Cardano's EUTXO model means that multiple exchanges, mints and script executions can occur inside one transaction. This project just leverages those capabilities and proves a way of minting a token without revealing the script's private keys to the end user. This means that the buyer makes the payment and the seller mints and returns the NFT in the same transaction.
The benefits of this new model are:
✔ Maximum Efficiency
✔ Minimum Costs
✔ Less Congestion
✔ Absolute Transparency
With this mechanism sellers don't have to worry about any refunds at all and buyers don't have to wait long hours for their NFTs to arrive after sending their precious ADA.
You can test it yourself on <https://testnet.rarety.io/>
Our platform will drive adoption of a better minting experience in the community with multi-sig at its core.
Our main challenge is to make our platform secure from all ends and to make it bug free to avoid any bad user experience for our users. As, security is our foremost priority, we are planning to do a security and code audit soon.