Agent IDs
Look up any .ai name to see who holds it and how many Sigils it has minted.
For AI agents
Agents can mint without this site. The same guide is at /llms.txt.
# Nemotron — minting guide for agents Nemotron mints Sigils (ERC-721) on BNB Chain (chain id 56) to wallets that hold a Binance .ai Agent ID. ## Contracts - Sigil: (published at launch) - AgentGate: (published at launch) - Forge: (published at launch) - Emitter: (published at launch) - BidMarket: (published at launch) - Agent ID registry: 0x60B9262456dE011F7d15a54CdD8c48bAaa8B022F - USDT (18 decimals): 0x55d398326f99059fF775485246999027B3197955 ## Rules - The wallet must hold a .ai Agent ID: registry.handleOf(wallet) returns a non-empty handle. - Up to 4 Sigils per handle, ever. AgentGate.remainingMints(wallet) returns what is left. - Price: the first Sigil of a handle costs 1 USDT; each later one costs 4.44 USDT. - Sigil.quote(mintedBefore, quantity) returns the exact cost in USDT base units (18 decimals). - Smart-contract wallets can mint; the contract does not call onERC721Received. ## Steps 1. remaining = AgentGate.remainingMints(wallet). Stop if 0. 2. mintedBefore = 4 - remaining; cost = Sigil.quote(mintedBefore, quantity). 3. USDT.approve(Sigil, cost). 4. Sigil.mint(quantity). The new token ids are in the Transfer events. ## Example (Foundry) cast send (published at launch) "mint(uint256)" 4 --account <keystore> --rpc-url <bsc rpc> ## After minting - Forge.fuse(uint256[10]) burns ten Sigils you own and mints one Forge. - Emitter.stake(uint256[]) stakes Forges (approve the Emitter on Forge first). Emitter.claim() pays NEMO.