NFT tipping

Send an NFT to one person by replying to their message in a group. It is the same #tip command used for coins, with the collection's alias where the amount would go:

#tip <contract-alias> <id>

For instance,

#tip badsnails 254

in reply to User A message will send them NFT 254 from the Bad snails collection.

Several at once, comma separated:

#tip badsnails 254,469

Up to 100 NFTs in one tip, and they all move in a single transaction.

<contract-alias> is the short name in brackets, not the display name. Send #nftbalances to Cosmobot in DM and it lists them:

Bad snails (badsnails) - 1
Expedition (expedition) - 0
Babu Pengus (babupengus) - 0

So the collection shown as "Babu Pengus" is typed as babupengus.

The collection's full contract address works in the same position:

#tip cosmos1tn2ghxezcvy0lwzdlgwrlra0lu0zay373gpw706pchwg5fkvjgpqzv9e2f 254

Either way the collection has to be whitelisted, so the recipient can always see what they were given. A contract address does not let you tip from an unsupported collection - only withdrawal allows that, so nothing deposited by mistake is ever stuck.

The NFTs must already be in your Cosmobot wallet, and that wallet needs a little $ATOM for the transaction fee.

The group message shows the NFT itself: one picture for a single NFT, all of them in one image when you tip several.

The recipient does not need an account first - one is created for them - and they get a DM with the same picture, a link to the collection on its marketplace, and a button to their NFT balances.

Depositing and withdrawing NFTs, and giving them to a whole chat instead of one person, are covered in NFT giveaways. Tipping coins is Tipping.

Funding your wallet and taking assets back out is covered in Deposits and withdrawals.