How to Send and Receive NFTs in Atomic Wallet

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An NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a unique digital asset representing ownership of art, music, or other collectibles on the blockchain. Atomic Wallet allows you to send and receive NFTs across multiple blockchains, including ARB, SOL, ETH, BSC, AVAX, FTM, and MATIC. This guide covers the process step-by-step for both desktop and mobile users.

Supported NFT Formats and Networks

Atomic Wallet supports the following NFT formats:
✅ JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WEBP (full visibility)
⚠️ MP4, MP3 (ownership recorded but content playback not yet supported)

Blockchains Supported:

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How to Receive an NFT

Desktop Instructions:

  1. Open Atomic Wallet and navigate to the NFT Gallery (left sidebar).
  2. Click Receive NFT.
  3. Select the blockchain network (e.g., SOL, ETH).
  4. Copy your wallet’s public address or share the QR code with the sender.
  5. Once received, the NFT will appear in your NFT Gallery.

Mobile Instructions:

  1. Tap More → NFT Gallery.
  2. Select Receive NFT and choose the network.
  3. Copy the address or use the QR code.

Pro Tip: Use platforms like Solsea to trade NFTs.

How to Send an NFT

Desktop Instructions:

  1. Go to NFT Gallery and select the NFT you wish to send.
  2. Click Send and paste the recipient’s address.
  3. Enter your password to confirm the transaction.

Mobile Instructions:

  1. Tap More → NFT Gallery → Select NFT.
  2. Choose Send, paste the address, and confirm with your password.

Note: If you encounter errors, check your network fees or recipient address.

FAQs

❓ Can I view MP4 NFTs in Atomic Wallet?

No, but you can still send/receive them and check their metadata.

❓ Which blockchains support NFTs in Atomic Wallet?

ETH, SOL, BSC, AVAX, FTM, MATIC, and ARB.

❓ How do I find my NFT public address?

Go to NFT Gallery → Receive NFT → Select network → Copy address.

❓ Why is my NFT transaction failing?

Ensure sufficient gas fees and a valid recipient address.

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Final Notes

Last Updated: March 2024