MINTLY — OPEN BETA NOTICE

(Open Beta Launch)

Open Beta Launch

Mintly is moving from closed internal testing to an open beta phase. Everything already works in production: tokens are being successfully created, and different networks are supported.

During the open beta, users can deploy real smart contracts and create real tokens on the following main networks:

• Ethereum
• BSC
• Polygon
• Arbitrum
• Base
• Optimism

All deployments are performed on live networks, and all tokens created through Mintly in this phase are real assets controlled entirely by the user’s own wallet.

For the duration of the open beta, Mintly offers a special discounted deployment fee of 29 USD instead of the regular price of 49 USD for deploying a token in any supported network.

What You Receive When Deploying a Token in the Open Beta

When you launch a token through Mintly during the open beta, you receive:

• The full total supply of the token, minted directly to the wallet that confirms the deployment transaction.
• A real smart contract deployed on the selected blockchain network.
• Token name and symbol exactly as you entered them.
• Owner privileges for templates that include owner-controlled functions, automatically assigned to the wallet that deployed the contract.

What Is Not Provided in the Open Beta

Mintly does not provide the following as part of the open beta deployment:

• The internal source code of the templates used in the deployment process.
• The ABI file of the deployed contract.
• Any additional metadata or internal development files related to the template infrastructure.
• Automated verification on blockchain explorers.

Regardless of this, all deployed contracts are fully real, on-chain, and permanently owned by the user who deploys them.

Recommendations for Open Beta Participants

Although Mintly has already been thoroughly tested in a closed environment, the open beta phase is still a period of active refinement and improvement. The Service is fully functional, but, like any evolving Web3 product, it may occasionally behave in ways that highlight edge cases or minor technical details that we will continue to polish.

To make your experience more comfortable and controlled, we recommend the following simple practices:

• Use a separate wallet for experiments and beta activity, rather than your primary long-term wallet, as a general good habit for on-chain operations.
• Keep in mind that this is an open beta: small visual or UX issues are still possible while we optimize performance, connectivity, and the overall flow inside the Telegram Mini App.
• Always carefully review all parameters (network, template, name, symbol, total supply) before confirming a deployment transaction in your wallet, because transactions on public blockchains are irreversible.
• Remember that by participating in the open beta and deploying real smart contracts on real networks, you accept the technical and financial risks associated with blockchain transactions and experimental usage.

Relationship to Core Mintly Documents

This Open Beta Notice is an add-on to the existing Mintly documentation and does not replace or override any of the core legal texts. It should be read together with the following documents, which remain the primary and binding sources governing your use of the Service:

• MINTLY — TERMS OF USE
• DISCLAIMER & PRIVACY POLICY
• ABOUT THE PROJECT & SECURITY

In the event of any inconsistency or conflict, the provisions of the core documents prevail and control the interpretation and application of this Open Beta Notice.