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# Manual Minting

This example shows you how you [mint and send a random token](#mint-and-send-random-via-api) of your project and also how to [mint and send a specific token](#mint-and-send-specific-via-api).

## Mint and send random via API

To mint a token randomly selected out of your project to a specific wallet address, you are going to use the endpoint:

<pre><code><strong>/v2/MintAndSendRandom
</strong></code></pre>

#### Curl

```json
curl -X 'GET'
'https://studio-api.nmkr.io/v2/MintAndSendRandom/1420d55a-e194-4aa6-b57d-6d0f0d3b0738/1/addr1qxmrwr0sra35xjjdtugkasqqp2gsj969n6fdwt0fa6vxa5d98nu7s4l35sdwl6088e9f23ju7apk9hss7s9sgn3k9upqt2gwa8'
-H 'accept: text/plain'
-H 'Authorization: Bearer 1ac2cb0abea1xyzxyza90701dad311c'
```

There are basically just three things that need to be specified in the Curl to make this endpoint work; the UID of the project, the count of tokens and the address that receives the tokens.

#### Response

The response will now show you, that the token is reserved for minting. The mint and send jobs are written in a queue and processed in batches.

```json
{
  "mintAndSendId": 189657,
  "sendedNft": [
    {
      "id": 13174323,on
      "uid": "a438d3bd-95be-4f3a-be19-1f3b44e7ded6",
      "name": "0002",
      "displayname": null,
      "detaildata": null,
      "ipfsLink": "ipfs://QmfA66piVcujJoSmL1fu1beJS2agvadXbzwv4hX4dnzqWY",
      "gatewayLink": "https://gw3.easy-ipfs.com/ipfs/QmfA66piVcujJoSmL1fu1beJS2agvadXbzwv4hX4dnzqWY",
      "state": "reserved",
      "minted": false,
      "policyId": null,
      "assetId": null,
      "assetname": null,
      "fingerprint": null,
      "initialMintTxHash": null,
      "series": null,
      "tokenamount": 0,
      "price": null,
      "selldate": null,
      "paymentGatewayLinkForSpecificSale": null
    }
  ]
}
```

Your token will now be processed within the next few moments. If you want to verify that the token is actually minted, please call the following endpoint:

```
/v2/GetNftDetailsById
```

This endpoint will respond with the state and some more details about the token.

### Mint and send specific via API

The endpoint you are calling to mint and send a specific token of a project to a wallet address is:

```
/v2/MintAndSendSpecific
```

#### Curl

```
curl -X 'GET' \
  'https://studio-api.nmkr.io/v2/MintAndSendSpecific/1420d55a-e194-4aa6-b57d-6d0f0d3b0738/ef8b821c-56fc-497f-b5cd-b72c20e74510/1/addr1qxjylrcjy5vf2vvjzgm7v7lfccm3k86yxg2v0lgfgged94498nu7s4l35sdwl6088e9f23ju7apk9hss7s9sgn3k9upq6adfun' \
  -H 'accept: text/plain' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer 1ac2cb0abea146f7bb8a90701dad311c'
```

In this Curl you are specifying the project UID, the token UID, the count and the receiver address.

#### Response

```json
{
  "mintAndSendId": 189658,
  "sendedNft": [
    {
      "id": 13174322,
      "uid": "ef8b821c-56fc-497f-b5cd-b72c20e74510",
      "name": "0001",
      "displayname": null,
      "detaildata": null,
      "ipfsLink": "ipfs://QmfA66piVcujJoSmL1fu1beJS2agvadXbzwv4hX4dnzqWY",
      "gatewayLink": "https://gw3.easy-ipfs.com/ipfs/QmfA66piVcujJoSmL1fu1beJS2agvadXbzwv4hX4dnzqWY",
      "state": "reserved",
      "minted": false,
      "policyId": null,
      "assetId": null,
      "assetname": null,
      "fingerprint": null,
      "initialMintTxHash": null,
      "series": null,
      "tokenamount": 0,
      "price": null,
      "selldate": null,
      "paymentGatewayLinkForSpecificSale": null
    }
  ]
}
```

Your token will now be processed within the next few moments. If you want to verify that the token is actually minted, please call the following endpoint:

```
/v2/GetNftDetailsById
```

This endpoint will respond with the state and some more details about the token.


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