Documentation

How snft works

Mint an NFT, hold it to earn fractional shares of the stock it tracks, then claim or redeem.

01Overview#

snft is the bridge between NFTs and the stock market. Every collection is bound to a real ticker. Mint a piece, hold it, and it continuously streams fractional shares of the stock it tracks — while a fee-backed SOL floor gives every NFT an on-chain redemption value from day one.

Mint

AI-generated collections bound 1:1 to a real ticker. Fixed supply, fee-backed SOL floor from block one.

Hold to earn

Each NFT streams fractional shares of its stock per second, straight to your wallet, for as long as you hold it.

Redeem

Burn any NFT to claim its slice of the floor vault in SOL. Instant, permanent, on-chain.

02Quick start#

1
Connect a Solana wallet
Phantom or Solflare. snft only requests a connection and signatures — your keys never leave your wallet.
2
Mint from a collection
Browse Collections, open one bound to a ticker you like, and mint at the current floor.
3
Let it accrue
Shares stream automatically while the NFT sits in your wallet. Watch the live counter in Portfolio.
4
Claim or redeem
Settle accrued shares from the Claim page, or burn the NFT to redeem its SOL backing.

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03Earning shares#

While an NFT sits in your wallet it accrues fractional shares at the collection's advertised annual rate. Accrual is calculated per second — the longer you hold, the more you earn. Your unclaimed balance is always visible in Portfolio.

Accrual formula

shares_earned = held_count
              × (annual_rate / seconds_per_year)
              × seconds_held

Head to Claim to settle accrued shares into your balance whenever you like. Claiming resets the accrual clock for that ticker — you keep earning from that point forward.

04Redeeming#

Every collection is backed by a floor vault funded from mint and trading fees. Burn an NFT from your Portfolio to redeem its share of that vault in SOL.

Redeeming is permanent. The NFT is destroyed and stops accruing, but you receive its backing immediately. Claim any pending shares first.

05Collection parameters#

Every collection is defined by five on-chain parameters, set once at launch.

Field	Description	Example
Ticker	The real-world stock the collection tracks and pays out in.	$AAPL
Supply	Fixed number of NFTs. Never increases after launch.	24 – 4,096
Floor	SOL redemption value backing each NFT, funded by fees.	0.4 SOL
Accrual rate	Annualized fractional-share yield per NFT held.	6.4% / yr
Payout asset	Fractional shares of the tracked equity, settled on claim.	AAPL shares

06Wallets#

snft connects to Solana wallets — Phantom and Solflare are supported out of the box. Your keys never leave your wallet; snft only ever requests a connection and transaction signatures. Use the Connect Wallet button in the header to link a wallet, then mint, hold, claim and redeem across the app.

07FAQ#

Do I keep earning after I claim?+

Yes. Claiming settles everything accrued so far and resets the clock — the NFT keeps streaming new shares for as long as you hold it.

What happens to accrual if I sell the NFT?+

Accrual follows the NFT. The moment it leaves your wallet it stops paying you and starts paying the new holder. Unclaimed shares should be claimed before transferring.

Is burning reversible?+

No. Redeeming destroys the NFT permanently in exchange for its floor backing in SOL. It stops accruing immediately.

Where does the floor backing come from?+

A vault funded by mint proceeds and a share of secondary trading fees. It sets a hard on-chain redemption value for every NFT in the collection.

Which wallets are supported?+

Phantom and Solflare are supported out of the box via their injected providers. More Solana wallets can be added over time.

08Terms & disclaimer#

This is an illustrative demo. Collections, floors, yields and share figures shown are simulated and do not represent real securities, offers, or financial advice.

Nothing here constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security in any jurisdiction.