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# Mint With Nickname

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Every Address Book NFT minted with a nickname is guaranteed to be <mark style="color:green;">**unique**</mark>, as the system rigorously checks for duplicates during each minting session.&#x20;

This process ensures that no two NFTs share the same nickname, maintaining the distinctiveness and exclusivity of each minted asset.

To mint Address Book NFT with your nickname, please follow the steps below.

1. Go to [**abnft.keyring.app**](https://abnft.keyring.app/), click 'Mint NFT'
2. Connect Wallet ([**Download KEYRING PRO**](https://keyring.app/#download))
3. Add your avatar, nickname, description
4. Insert the **matching address** with the nickname&#x20;
5. Click 'Register'
6. Click 'Mint NFT'

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


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