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# Mint With Email

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The process of minting an Address Book NFT with an email address requires users to confirm a verification code that is sent to their email upon registration.&#x20;

This verification step effectively mitigates the risk of phishing and related scams, ensuring that the NFT is securely linked to a verified email address and enhancing the overall security of the minting process.

1. Go to [**abnft.keyring.app**](https://abnft.keyring.app/), click 'Mint NFT'
2. Connect Wallet ([**Download KEYRING PRO**](https://keyring.app/#download))
3. Click 'Register with your email address'
4. Add your avatar, email address, description
5. Insert a **matching address** with the nickname&#x20;
6. Click 'Register'
7. Click 'Verify email'
8. Check your email inbox, use the verification code to verify your email
9. Click 'Mint NFT'

(\*) ***Matching address** is the address to receive cryptocurrency and connected to the registered email, whereas the **NFT owner address** is the address that holds Address Book NFT.*


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