Approval
Your wallet
Shows the request and asks you to approve it. Rejecting the request submits nothing.
Boundary
Trace sees public wallet and transaction data only after it reaches the network.
Wallet safety · public verification
Know what you sign. Verify what happened.
Trace does not ask you to trust a hidden ledger. Your wallet shows every approval, Solana records successful transactions, and the collection can be inspected publicly.
Who does what.
The wallet approves, Solana settles, and Trace observes. Those are separate layers.
Final record
Solana
Records a successful mint, its transaction signature, and the wallet that owns the NFT.
Boundary
A confirmed onchain mint is final. The website cannot silently reverse or rewrite it.
Index & lifecycle
Trace
Reads the verified collection, shows ownership, and records each Echo’s visible lifecycle.
Boundary
Indexing can lag behind the chain. A delayed page does not mean the NFT disappeared.
Plain terms.
The short version of what you receive and what Trace does not promise.
- Random reveal
- A mint receives one random Echo from the public pool; you do not choose its traits.
- Limited future
- Each Echo starts with 0 to 3 Potential. If progress reaches 100%, its appearance can change.
- Public record
- Wallet ownership, transaction signatures, and collection activity are public onchain data.
- No guaranteed value
- An Echo is a collectible, not a promise of profit, resale value, or a particular outcome.
Verify it yourself
The collection has a public address.
Use the master collection mint below to inspect Trace Echoes independently on Solana.
Collection mint · mainnet
3Rcjn7cgZT8nXxaZXozWRBz6RdVTqW8nAdsqZzdiYxESBring the signature. Never the secret.
If something looks stuck, these three public details are enough to start checking it.
- Wallet address
- The public address involved in the mint or transfer.
- Transaction signature
- The public Solana signature, if a transaction was submitted.
- What happened
- A screenshot and the result you expected to see.