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# OverMint

NT Marketplace on DOS Chain

## Overview

OverMint is DOS's designated marketplace for buying, selling, and discovering unique gaming Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). It serves gamers and enthusiasts eager to exchange in-game assets from their favorite titles, including weapons, characters, cosmetics, accounts, and certificates of ownership. Designed with a seamless user experience, OverMint emphasizes its assets, enabling users to acquire their desired items swiftly.

Explore DOS's native marketplace at [OverMint.com](https://overmint.com).

## Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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<summary>What networks does OverMint support?</summary>

Apart from DOS, OverMint supports assets on Avalanche, BNB, and Ethereum networks.

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<summary>Are there any fees associated with OverMint transactions?</summary>

OverMint is built on a gasless model, so users do not pay traditional gas fees when minting, buying, or selling NFTs. However, the platform may incorporate minimal royalties set by the creator or project owner.

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<summary>How does OverMint work?</summary>

OverMint operates on the Seaport Protocol, which has undergone multiple audits and currently leads the industry in terms of reliability. While it allows for customization, the protocol prioritizes security. Trusting in OpenSea, the creators of the protocol, equates to trusting the smart contracts utilized by OverMint.

</details>

Learn More

* [OverMint Guide and Documentation](https://docs.overmint.com/)


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