COLLECTING, EXPLAINED · 3 MIN READ
Put the creators first.
Creator royalties are part of ZAPP’s NFT trading policy. The purchase or offer review connects the selected item to a supported payment path and the amounts you will approve.
Read the whole payment
- 01 · SELECTION
Your exact NFT
Identify the collection, token ID and supported listing source.
- 02 · PAYMENT
Proceeds + fees
Review seller proceeds, creator royalties and marketplace fees.
- 03 · CONFIRM
Wallet approval
Confirm the payment currency, maximum total and separate gas estimate.
Know what the payment covers
An NFT trade can include seller proceeds, marketplace fees and creator royalties. Network gas is separate. Inspect the final total and payment currency in the review instead of estimating your cost from the displayed floor alone.
Royalties may be specified by collection contracts or source marketplace terms. A collection’s creator fee label provides context; the prepared trade must still pass the supported route’s royalty and fee checks.
Follow the supported path
Native ZAPP orders settle through the deployed marketplace contracts. External listings use their supported source execution path. These routes have different preparation steps, but each consequential action still requires your wallet’s confirmation.
ZAPP keeps an action unavailable when the required execution or royalty policy cannot be verified. A visible listing or an indexed collection does not by itself mean that every order can be bought through ZAPP.
Confirm the exact selection
For a collection sweep, review the selected NFTs, quantities, currency and maximum total. The review preserves your selection; it does not silently substitute a different piece. Availability and payment checks run before the wallet confirmation.
After signing and submitting, use the confirmed transaction and indexed activity to follow the result. A rejected prompt or failed transaction is different from a completed purchase. Return to the item’s current state before trying again.