The VeChain NFT launchpad explained
Updated 3 Nov 2026
A launchpad is the place where a new NFT collection is minted for the first time. The BVM Launchpad lists new VeChain collections while they mint, and every collection runs on its own smart contract that belongs to its creator.
See the live launchesFor collectors: how minting works
You open a launch, connect your wallet and see straight away whether you can mint, in which phase and how many. The page checks your balance and the limits before you sign, and shows the exact price. You confirm once in your wallet and the NFTs arrive in your wallet and on your BlackVeMarket profile.
- Follow a launch to get a notification when a phase opens.
- Add the mint start to your calendar from the launch page.
- Check a wallet against the allowlist before the phase opens.
For creators: what you get
- Your own contract per collection, deployed from your wallet.
- Up to 8 mint phases with their own price, token and wallet limits.
- Allowlists, holder rounds and burn-to-mint, a price that rises as the collection sells, and payment in VET or supported tokens.
- A hidden or shuffled reveal with a provenance hash anyone can check.
- A mint page with countdowns, phase timeline, roadmap, team and FAQ, and a dashboard with your earnings.
What a launchpad costs
For creators: the network fee to deploy, and 5% of every paid mint. Collectors pay the mint price and the network fee. After the mint, the normal marketplace fee applies to resales.
Launchpad or Factory?
The Launchpad is for full collections with their own contract. If you only want to mint a single piece or a small edition of up to 25, use the NFT Factory: no contract, no approval, one signature.
Frequently asked questions
What is an NFT launchpad?
A launchpad is where a new NFT collection is minted for the first time, with a mint page, a schedule of phases and rules for who may mint.
Is every launch on the Launchpad safe?
No marketplace can promise that. Launches are approved before they are listed, and every launch shows its contract, creator and rules, but you should always do your own research before you mint.
Which wallet do I need to mint?
A VeChain wallet such as VeWorld. The mint page tells you what is missing before you sign.