NFT Hashlist
List every mint in an NFT collection. Paste a verified-collection address and pull the full hashlist via the Helius DAS API — then download it as CSV or a plain mint list. Read-only — no transaction, no signing.
A Helius RPC is required
This tool reads collection membership from the DAS API (Digital Asset Standard), which public Solana RPCs don't implement. Set NEXT_PUBLIC_HELIUS_RPC to a Helius RPC URL (or point NEXT_PUBLIC_SOLANA_RPC at a Helius endpoint) and reload.
What an NFT hashlist is for
A hashlist is the full set of mint addresses that belong to one NFT collection. It's the source of truth for verifying whether a given NFT is part of a collection, which makes it the backbone of allowlist checks, raffles, staking eligibility, rarity tooling, and any analytics that needs the exact roster of mints. This tool pulls that list straight from the chain via the Helius DAS API.
How to use it
Paste the collection's verified-collection mint address — the on-chain grouping key, not an individual NFT — and run the scan. The tool pages through every asset, including compressed NFTs, and lets you export the result as a CSV (with on-chain names where available) or a plain text mint list. It's read-only, so there's no wallet connection or transaction required.
Related tools
Need to know who currently owns those mints instead of just which mints exist? Use the NFT holder snapshot to aggregate ownership by wallet. You can also browse the full tools hub or create a token for your community.
Frequently asked questions
What is an NFT hashlist?
A hashlist is the complete list of every mint address in an NFT collection. Projects use it to verify collection membership for allowlists, raffles, staking eligibility, and analytics tools that need the exact set of mints.
Which address should I paste?
Use the collection's verified-collection mint address — the on-chain grouping key that ties the NFTs together — not the address of a single NFT in the collection.
Why is a Helius RPC required?
Collection membership is read from the Digital Asset Standard (DAS) API, which public Solana RPCs don't implement. Pointing the tool at a Helius endpoint lets it page through every mint, including compressed NFTs.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. Generating a hashlist is read-only — there's no transaction and nothing to sign. You can export the full list as CSV or a plain newline-delimited mint list.