NFTs
The NFT page helps you scan holdings for selected wallets on a chosen RPC, then review, filter and transfer NFTs.
What you need first
At least one RPC for the chain you care about. Add it under RPC in the sidebar.
Wallets inside a wallet group, with the addresses you want to scan selected.
The NFT contract address (or several addresses) you want to query. This field is required because the app scans on-chain data through your RPC instead of guessing every collection in the world.
Load NFTs
Open NFT in the sidebar.
Choose a wallet group from the dropdown.
Tick the wallets you want to include or use Select all and Clear to adjust quickly.
Pick an RPC that matches the chain those contracts live on.
Enter Contract address in the
0x...field. For more than one contract, separate addresses with commas as the tooltip describes.Click Load NFTs and wait for the scan to finish.

Large ranges or busy RPCs can take longer. If nothing appears, confirm the contract is ERC-721 or ERC-1155 compatible with the scanner, that wallets really hold tokens and that you are on the correct chain.
Details panel
Click an NFT to open details such as image, token ID, collection name and owning wallet. Close the panel when you are done reviewing.

Transfer NFTs
Single item
Open the NFT details or select one row.
Start Transfer.
Paste the destination address in the
0x...field.Confirm and wait for the transaction to complete.
Multiple items
Select several NFTs with the checkboxes in the grid.
Click Transfer in the header (the button shows how many items you selected).
Choose the destination and confirm.
Each transfer is its own on-chain transaction. The source wallet must hold enough native gas for every send.
After a transfer
Run Load NFTs again if ownership moved and you want the grid to reflect the new state.
Tips
Test with one NFT on a cheap network before you batch high-value items.
Some contracts block transfers (soulbound, locked or custom rules). Failures will surface as errors from the chain or the app.
Keep RPC quality high. Rate limited endpoints can time out mid-scan.
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