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On-chain verification

Verify a Solana NFT

Paste a mint address to confirm a certificate, ticket or membership pass is genuine, and see its details straight from the Solana blockchain.

The mint address appears on the success screen after minting, and on Solscan or Magic Eden.

What this checks

  • Confirms the NFT genuinely exists on the Solana blockchain.
  • Shows its details and traits exactly as stored on-chain (unforgeable).
  • Reveals the current owner and the issuer (creator) address.
Need to issue one? Mint a certificate, ticket or pass.

What a verification proves, and what it does not

It proves the NFT exists

The details come straight from the Solana blockchain, so a result here cannot be faked with a screenshot or a copied image.

It shows the issuer

The creator address is who minted it. A genuine-looking certificate from the wrong issuer is still not genuine, so check that address matches the organisation you expect.

It shows the current owner

Useful for tickets and passes: the wallet presenting the NFT should be the one holding it.

It does not vouch for the issuer

Anyone can mint an NFT. Verification confirms what is on-chain, not that the issuer is who they claim to be.

Verification questions

Is verifying free?
Yes. Paste a mint address and the lookup runs straight away, with no wallet needed.
Where do I find the mint address?
On the success screen after minting, or on the NFT's page on Solscan or Magic Eden.
What does "destroyed" mean?
The NFT existed but has been burned, so it is no longer valid.