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# Booster NFT mint guide

Here's quick guide on how to get you started on minting your own MoveZ Booster NFT's.&#x20;

**Step 1:** To mint your NFT, click here 👇

{% embed url="<http://nft.movez.me/>" %}

Then,  connect your wallet and when all the requirements are met, click "NEXT".

![](/files/HBZuncaNw2b9cE21f1e6)

**Step 2:** Next, decide how many NFTs you'd like to mint. Use the + and - buttons to make your selection. *Note, there is a weekly limit so please bear this in mind:*

* Tier 1: 1 Pro, 2 Advanced or 3 Starter NFTs&#x20;
* Tier 2: 1 Advanced or 2 Starter NFTs&#x20;
* Tier 3: 1 Starter NFT per week

Once you made your selection, click "NEXT".

![](/files/ko7HkVxLwLrpbfGO1Ngr)

**Step 3:** The last step is minting the NFT and paying for the gas fees. To do this, use the "MINT" button and confirm the transaction.&#x20;

![](/files/UbfkUlJRUXelECLpYQ6H)

When the transaction is completed, click "NEXT".

![](/files/z23tNHNNoDpbMdgsz8eP)

That's it! 🎉Congratulations🎉, you have minted your NFT(s)! You can now use your NFT to boost your earning potential. &#x20;


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