Choose your blockchain
BusiVerse will never silently pick a network for you. Each supported blockchain is explained honestly: strengths, drawbacks, costs and what you need. Status is shown per network.
Bitcoin (Ordinals)
The oldest and most secure network. Digital assets live as inscriptions on individual satoshis. No smart contracts, no enforced royalties, higher and variable fees.
Standard: Ordinals inscription · Royalties: not supported · cost estimate follows
Ethereum
The largest smart-contract ecosystem and the origin of the ERC-721 NFT standard. Widest wallet and marketplace support, but network fees can be high at busy moments.
Standard: ERC-721 · Royalties: depends on marketplace · cost estimate follows
Solana
Fast and very cheap transactions with a large NFT scene (Metaplex). Its own wallets and tooling, separate from the Ethereum world.
Standard: Metaplex · Royalties: depends on marketplace · cost estimate follows
VeChain
Business-oriented network with predictable, low fees and a fee-delegation model where a platform can pay on behalf of the user. Smaller NFT ecosystem.
Standard: VIP-181 · Royalties: depends on marketplace · cost estimate follows
Polygon (EVM L2)
An Ethereum-compatible layer-2 with very low fees and the same wallets and standards as Ethereum. A common choice for beginner-friendly minting.
Standard: ERC-721 · Royalties: depends on marketplace · cost estimate follows
Base (EVM L2)
An Ethereum layer-2 by Coinbase with low fees and simple onboarding. Same standards and wallets as Ethereum.
Standard: ERC-721 · Royalties: depends on marketplace · cost estimate follows
Learn while creating
- What is a blockchain?
- A shared ledger kept by many computers. Once something is written, everyone can check it and nobody can quietly change it.
- What is an NFT?
- A unique entry on a blockchain that points to a digital work and records who holds it. It proves provenance, not copyright.
- What is minting?
- Creating that entry on the blockchain. It costs a small network fee.
- What is a wallet?
- An app that holds your keys and lets you sign transactions. BusiVerse will let you connect one or start without knowing the details.
- What is a network fee?
- What the network itself charges to process your transaction. It changes over time and is not a BusiVerse fee.
- What is metadata?
- The title, description and link to the media that belong to your NFT.
- What are royalties?
- A percentage for the creator on resales. Only some networks and marketplaces enforce them; we tell you which.
- What happens when I sell?
- The buyer pays, the NFT moves to their wallet, and the network cost, marketplace fee and any royalty are shown before you confirm.
Help me choose
A few simple questions (what are you creating, what matters most, do you have a wallet) lead to a recommendation. It is a recommendation, not a guarantee. You make the final choice.
Coming soon
Our rule
Every network is tested on its testnet first. Nothing goes to mainnet, no contract is deployed and no real funds are spent without explicit approval. Network costs are always shown separately from the BusiVerse fee.