Native Rust T0 engine
EngineTransactions are built, signed and parked in memory before the mint opens. At T0 the Rust runtime does zero allocation — it only pushes bytes onto the wire.

ForgeMint is a Windows NFT minting bot with a native Rust engine. It signs every transaction before the drop opens, so at T0 all that is left is the broadcast. One task can run hundreds of wallets on any of 28 EVM chains.
Sign in with Discord to download. Access needs a download role in the ForgeMint server. How to get access. By downloading you agree to the Terms of Use.
Non-custodial. Your keys are encrypted on this machine and never leave it.

Live overview of every running task: gas tracker, network status, wallet count and success rate at a glance.
Transactions are built, signed and parked in memory before the mint opens. At T0 the Rust runtime does zero allocation — it only pushes bytes onto the wire.
In-burst fee escalation with a replacement ladder: ForgeMint watches the pending pool and re-prices your transaction while it is still in flight instead of leaving it stuck.
Run hundreds of wallets in one task with per-wallet nonce tracking, proxy grouping and staggered or simultaneous broadcast lanes.
Route each wallet through a private bundle relay to dodge the public mempool, with automatic fallback to public broadcast when the relay misses.
Paste a contract and ForgeMint fetches the ABI, classifies the mint function, resolves price, supply and per-wallet caps, then builds the calldata for you.
Fire on a wall-clock timestamp, on an on-chain gate flipping open, or reactively the moment the first successful mint hits the mempool.
GTD and FCFS phases with allowlist proof resolution, phase locking and automatic rollover to public when your allowlist window closes.
ABIs, RPC metadata, launchpad pages and proofs are cached in layers with TTLs, so nothing is fetched over the network at the moment it matters.
Keys are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM inside a hardened Electron shell. No custody, no key upload, plus a full local security audit log.
From contract link
to confirmed mint
Four steps. Most of the work happens before the drop opens — which is exactly the point.
Paste a contract address or a launchpad URL. ForgeMint scrapes the page, pulls the ABI and fills in price, supply, phases and mint function automatically.
Import or generate wallets, group them behind proxies, set gas ceilings and quantity per wallet. ForgeMint pre-signs everything and holds it armed.
Pick a trigger — timestamp, on-chain gate, or reactive. The Rust engine broadcasts on the first eligible block and escalates fees if the block is contested.
A live terminal shows every wallet, nonce, hash and revert reason with typed error classification, so a failed mint tells you exactly why it failed.
Each chain ships with its own gas profile, block cadence and RPC set. Point ForgeMint at your own node when the drop is worth it.
Custom RPC endpoints and proxies are configured per network in the app.
Downloads are open to members of the ForgeMint Discord who hold a download role, such as Tester. Click Download for Windows, sign in with Discord, and the site checks your role in the server. If it matches, the installer starts right away. If it does not, ask the server team how to get the role.
No. Keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and stored locally on your machine inside the app's hardened storage. Nothing is uploaded, and signing happens entirely on your device.
A script builds and signs the transaction when the mint opens. ForgeMint does all of that beforehand and keeps the signed payload resident in the Rust engine, so at the open it performs a single write to the socket — no JSON building, no key derivation, no allocation.
ForgeMint 2.2.2 ships as a Windows desktop app with a signed installer and a portable build. A Linux build is produced from the same codebase.
Public endpoints are bundled for every supported chain, but for contested drops you should point ForgeMint at your own low-latency node or a paid provider. Custom RPCs and proxies are configured per network.
Yes. Merkle proofs are resolved for GTD and FCFS phases, phases are locked so a wallet does not mint into the wrong window, and the task rolls over to the public phase when your window ends.
The replacement ladder re-prices and rebroadcasts the same nonce with escalating fees up to the ceiling you set, and typed error classification tells you whether the revert was sold out, wrong phase, insufficient funds or a contract guard.
Still stuck? Write to hello@forgemint.app or ask in our Discord. By downloading you agree to the Terms of Use.
ForgeMint 2.2.2 — readme.txt
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WHAT THIS IS
A desktop NFT minting bot with a native Rust execution
engine. Transactions are built, signed and parked in
memory before a drop opens, so at T0 the app only pushes
bytes onto the wire.
INSTALL
1. Download the signed Windows installer, or the
portable build if you prefer no install.
2. Launch ForgeMint and create your local wallet vault.
3. Paste a contract address or a launchpad URL.
REQUIREMENTS
Windows 10 or later. A Linux build is produced from the
same codebase. Your own RPC endpoint is recommended for
contested drops.
YOUR KEYS
Encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM on this machine.
Nothing is uploaded. Signing happens on your device.
ForgeMint is self-hosted: you keep custody, and you are
responsible for how you use it.
CONTACT
hello@forgemint.app
https://discord.com/invite/Smtpu5QzEz
LEGAL
(C) 2026 ForgeMint. Not affiliated with, or
endorsed by, Microsoft. The interface is an homage.
Nothing here is financial advice.
See What's New and Terms & Privacy.| Name | Original Location | Date Deleted | Type | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| sniped-by-someone-else.log | C:\Drops\Genesis | 13:00:00 | Text Document | 1 KB |
| manual-metamask-clicking.exe | C:\Old habits | 12:59:58 | Application | 812 KB |
| stuck-transaction.nonce | C:\Mempool | 12:58:12 | NONCE File | 2 KB |
| gas-guesswork.xls | C:\Spreadsheets | 12:41:03 | Worksheet | 34 KB |
What's new in ForgeMint 2.2.2
Release history, newest first
Last updated 2026-10-02
ForgeMint is desktop software that helps you prepare, sign and broadcast blockchain transactions from wallets you control. It runs on your machine. We do not hold your keys, your funds or your NFTs, and we cannot sign or reverse a transaction for you.
Mints are competitive. Network congestion, RPC latency, contract logic, allowlist rules and other bots all affect the outcome. ForgeMint does not guarantee that any transaction will be included, succeed, or result in an asset being minted.
Gas, fees and failed-transaction costs are paid by you to the network, whether or not a mint succeeds.
Nothing on this site or in the app is financial, investment, tax or legal advice. NFTs and crypto-assets are volatile and can lose all of their value. Only use funds you can afford to lose.
You are responsible for the security of your computer, your wallets and your backups; for the settings you choose, including gas ceilings and quantities; and for complying with the laws that apply to you.
You are also responsible for following the terms of the marketplaces, launchpads and projects you interact with. Some of them prohibit automated minting.
Downloads are limited to verified members of our Discord server. Your licence is personal and may not be resold, shared or redistributed. We may revoke access if these terms are broken.
You may not reverse engineer, tamper with or remove protections from the software, except where the law expressly allows it.
ForgeMint is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not liable for lost funds, lost profits, missed mints, or indirect or consequential damages arising from your use of the software.
ForgeMint is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Microsoft. Windows and Windows XP are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation; the interface of this website is an homage. Other names belong to their owners.
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version; continued use means you accept it.
Questions: hello@forgemint.app.
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