FAQ

NullBot is a minting toolkit for EVM chains. It mints upcoming drops the moment a phase opens, mirrors the free mints of wallets you follow, mints straight from a contract, and helps you fund, consolidate and sweep across all your mint wallets.

Both. NullBot runs as a Telegram bot and as a web dashboard. Link the two and they share one account, with the same wallets, plan, jobs and history, so you can set something up in one and follow it in the other.

Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, Ink and Arc. Gas is paid in ETH, except on Arc, where it is paid in USDC.

No. Jobs run on our servers, so you can close the app, lock your phone or go offline. The mint still fires on time, and the result is waiting in your notifications.

No. NullBot runs on its own private node infrastructure, built for time-sensitive drops, so you don't need an RPC, a node or any software. The dashboard works in any modern browser, and you can install it as an app.

Sign in to the dashboard with Google or X, or start the Telegram bot. Your first sign-in creates your account.

In the Telegram bot, open Link Web to get a one-time code. Enter it on the dashboard while signed in, and both are connected straight away.

Open Wallets. Create new wallets, which work on every supported chain straight away, or import wallets you already own with their private key. How many you can hold depends on your plan.

Use Disperse. It sends ETH, USDC or USDG from one wallet to many in a single transaction, which is cheaper and faster than separate transfers.

Yes. In Chrome or Edge on desktop, choose Install NullBot. On iPhone, open the dashboard in Safari and tap Share → Add to Home Screen.

Schedule Mint queues an upcoming drop: pick the collection, the phase and your wallets, and they all mint the moment the phase opens.

Copy Mint follows wallets you choose and mirrors their free mints automatically, on the chains you select.

Mint Contract mints a live public drop straight from its contract address, whether it's free or paid, as long as it doesn't need an allowlist.

Yes, for OpenSea drops. When you set up a Schedule Mint, NullBot checks each selected wallet against the phase and shows which ones are eligible before you queue.

Every wallet in a job fires together the moment the phase opens, over our private nodes. You aren't competing with public RPC traffic. Speed improves your odds on busy drops, but no tool can guarantee a mint: supply, the contract and network conditions still decide.

Each tool has Safe, Fast and Instant, set per chain. Safe keeps costs low. Fast and Instant pay more to land sooner, which matters on popular drops that sell out in seconds. On Base and Robinhood, gas is cheap enough that Safe is usually all you need.

A transaction that reaches the chain and reverts still pays gas; that's how blockchains work. NullBot checks wallets before sending when it can, for example skipping a wallet without enough funds, so fewer transactions fail.

The most common reasons:

• the phase was not open yet when it fired

• the wallet did not have enough for the price plus gas

• the drop sold out

• network gas was above your gas setting.

Open the entry in the tool's History to see what happened to each wallet.

It depends on your plan: 2 wallets per job on Pro, 5 on Max, 10 on Elite and 20 on Prime.

Yes, any time before it fires. Once a transaction has been sent, it can't be recalled.

Private keys are encrypted with AES-256 before they are stored, and the encryption key is kept separately from the database. A key is decrypted in memory only to sign a transaction you set up, then discarded. Keys are never logged or shared.

No. Use dedicated mint wallets, sometimes called burner wallets, and keep only what you need for upcoming mints in them. Keep your main holdings in a wallet NullBot never touches, and move your mints there with Sweep.

Yes, from Wallets, at any time. Back up every key you rely on.

Never. NullBot only ever needs a private key for wallets you import. Anyone asking for your seed phrase in NullBot's name is not us.

Sweep finds the NFTs in your mint wallets and transfers them to your master wallet. Consolidate collects ETH, USDC or USDG from many wallets into one. Both accept a wallet address or an ENS name.

Your wallets live with your NullBot account, not on your device. With Telegram linked to the dashboard, you can reach everything from either one. If you lose both, contact support.

Choose in Account → Notifications:

• Telegram + Web: each result is sent where you set up the job

• Web only: results go to the dashboard, never Telegram

• Off: no messages.

The bell on the dashboard always keeps your history.

Yes. Turn them on in Account → Notifications. On iPhone, add the dashboard to your Home Screen first.

A live feed of market signals across supported chains, such as volume spikes and floor sweeps. It sits at the top of the dashboard, and you can open any collection for its floor, volume and activity.

They're available in the Telegram bot today and are coming to the dashboard.

Free lets you explore with one wallet. Pro, Max, Elite and Prime unlock more wallets, more jobs, more mirrors and more wallets per job. See pricing for every limit.

Choose a plan, then send USDC on Base or USDG on Robinhood Chain to your personal deposit address. Your plan activates automatically once the payment confirms, usually within seconds.

If you send less than the plan price, the amount is held as credit on your account and added to your next payment. If something looks wrong, contact support with the transaction hash.

Yes. Either start a fresh period on the new plan straight away, or keep your current end date and pay only the monthly price difference.

No. There's no card on file and nothing to cancel. When your period ends, you return to Free unless you pay again.

Payments are non-refundable once a plan activates. That includes failed mints, missed drops, downtime, gas and accidental purchases. If you believe you were charged in error, contact support with proof of payment.

Yes. Share your invite link from Invite & Earn in the Telegram bot. When someone you invite subscribes, extra days are added to your plan. Free users can refer too.

Open a support ticket in the Telegram bot, or email [email protected]. Include your transaction hash if a payment or mint is involved.

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