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# Deploy

### **How to** [**Deploy**](https://www.kaspa.com/nft/deploy) **an NFT Collection**

1. **Enter Collection Name** – Choose a unique name for your NFT collection.
2. **Set Total Supply** – Define the maximum number of NFTs in your collection.
3. **Add Metadata URL (IPFS)** – Link to the metadata for your NFTs.
4. *(Optional)* **Set Mint Price** – Specify the minting cost per NFT in KAS.
5. *(Optional)* **Mint Funds Recipient Address** – Enter the address where minting funds will be sent (default is the deployer).
6. *(Optional)* **Premint NFT Allocation** – Pre-mint a specific amount of NFTs.
7. *(Optional)* **Set Mint DAA Score** – Define the DAA score at which minting will start.
8. *(Optional)* **Premint Tokens Recipient Address** – Enter an address for pre-minted NFTs (default is the deployer).
9. Click **"Deploy Collection"** to finalize and launch your NFT collection.

#### **Adding Collection Information After Deployment**

Once your collection is deployed, you can further customize it by:

* Verifying it with a **checkmark badge**.
* Adding **creator royalties** for secondary market trades.
* Updating the **collection description, social/website links, and banner**.

To do this, visit your **collection page** while connected with the deployer wallet and click **"Edit Collection Metadata"**.

Now your NFT collection is ready! 🚀


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