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# APTOS MINTER
| Key | Key value |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Wallet group | Select a wallet group from those present in the drop-down list. |
| Wallet | Select a wallet that will be used in the task. |
| Function | Mint function. |
| Arguments | Arguments belonging to the mint function, **use ; to separate multiple arguments.** |
| Type arguments | **Type arguments** belonging to the mint function. |
| Gas price | Price per unit of gas. |
| Gas limit | Number of gas units in a transaction. |
| Timestamp | The time at which the transaction must be sent. Use this [website](https://www.unixtimestamp.com/) to get timestamp |
| Repeat | How many times do you want your transaction to be repeatedly submitted |
| Custom RPC | **Optional field.** Here you can input any RPC for Aptos |
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For a more detailed and up-to-date setup of the task, check the appropriate text channel on our Discord server.
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## GAS PRICE & GAS LIMIT
Transactions on Aptos blockchain consume gas in the same way as transactions on Ethereum blockchain. The higher you set GAS PRICE, the more priority your transaction will have, however, it also increases transaction fees.
[Here](https://aptos.dev/concepts/gas-txn-fee/) you can read more on how transaction fees are calculated.
We advise you to set the GAS LIMIT at 75000 for a mint transaction containing 1 NFT. If there is more than 1 NFT in the transaction multiply the advised GAS LIMIT by the number of NFTs in that transaction.
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Don't forget that in order to send a transaction, you must have funds to cover the fee
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## FUNCTION, ARGUMENTS & TYPE ARGUMENTS
Set your clock ahead by a couple of hours, so that the clock displays the time when the mint is supposed to be live. This is done to make the mint button clickable. Then, click the mint button to see how the wallet builds the transaction. We advise you to use [Martian](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/martian-wallet-aptos-sui/efbglgofoippbgcjepnhiblaibcnclgk).\
The pictures below show how to fill the fields.
If **TYPE ARGUMENTS** is empty, leave the field blank.
