Explore the collection

The complete catalog

Collection contains all 4,000 identities from the audited release. Search by exact token ID, name or trait. Rarities are Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary and Mythic. Displayed traits come from delivered metadata, not procedural replacements.

Combine rarity with eyes, clothing, background, headwear and other trait filters. An identity must match every selected category. Pagination follows the filtered result; Clear filters restores the full catalog.

Why artwork is dimmed

Finalized minted IDs appear in full color. Identities without a verified mint remain dimmed, including those awaiting payment or confirmation. The visual treatment does not change the original artwork.

The page labels failed status requests. If an earlier snapshot exists, colors reflect that last successful snapshot. Before the first valid response, no token is promoted to minted.

IPFS content and metadata

Artwork and metadata use IPFS content identifiers. A mint permit also commits to exact metadata SHA-256. Different bytes change the digest and CID, allowing live reveals to reject substituted metadata.

The collection release was checked for all artwork, metadata and linked content blocks. It is pinned through Filebase and public retrieval was verified. Content identifiers identify bytes; continued availability depends on retained pins and a functioning retrieval path.

A preview is not an assignment

Opening, filtering or downloading artwork does not reserve its token. A proof creates a mint opportunity; a token is assigned when the claim is prepared for review. The gallery cannot guarantee a chosen identity as a mining reward.

The public gallery shows collection-wide mint status. Open the wallet menu at the top right and choose My QTARDS to view your verified ownership. A secondary sale or NFT transfer changes the owner without unminting the token or changing its metadata.

Your personal collection

My QTARDS has token search, status filters, owned cards and outgoing transfer history. List for sale opens the asking-price review. Unlist NFT removes an available listing after a wallet message signature; it does not cost a network fee.

An NFT cannot be sent while listed. Unlist it first. A buyer-reserved listing cannot be unlisted or sent until its pending purchase is resolved. A pending NFT transfer also blocks new listings and another send. These checks apply to server requests as well as the interface.

Send an NFT

1. 01

   Open My QTARDS from the wallet menu. Unlock and verify the current owner address.

2. 02

   Choose Send NFT on an available owned card. Paste the complete Quantus mainnet recipient address.

3. 03

   Check the token and recipient, then acknowledge that a finalized transfer cannot be reversed.

4. 04

   Sign & send NFT signs a Quantus remark containing the exact transfer permit. You pay the network fee; there is no sale price or QTC transfer to the recipient.

5. 05

   Wait for finalized successful execution. The NFT then leaves your collection and appears for the recipient when they verify their address in QTARDS.

Transfer preparation locks the NFT through a sixteen-block signing window. Closing the dialog does not cancel it. An unsigned, failed or uncertain attempt stays locked until finalized history resolves the window. When the response is uncertain, Retry same transaction reuses the approved signed bytes.

This transfers a QTARDS inscription in the application registry using an on-chain record. It does not add a native NFT pallet or guarantee display in the official Quantus wallet. Never use a normal QTC send as a substitute for Send NFT.