After NFT is created, the metadata is frozen and cannot be edited. Ensure you review all the information carefully before minting. You can continue to edit the certificate for your NFT if you want to provide additional context about your work.
The NFT metadata is frozen but you can continue to edit your certificate as long as you are the current owner of the NFT.
Go to your dashboard
Find the NFT you would like to edit the certificate for
Click the pencil icon
Make any changes you want. You can add additional files and notes to provide further context.
Click 'Save'
NFTs on the blockchain can't be deleted but can be removed from circulation to make it impossible for anyone else to trade or use it. This is called 'burning' an NFT.
To burn an NFT, transfer it to the zero address. Here's how you can do it on OpenSea.
Log in to OpenSea using the wallet that owns the NFT
Go to the NFT you would like to delete
Click on the transfer button (the paper plane)
Enter the burn address for OpenSea: 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD
Confirm the transfer
After the NFT has been transferred, it can never be recovered. Transferring the NFT to the zero address sends it to an inaccessible wallet.
After you've deleted the NFT, contact support@verisart.com with the link to the corresponding certificate you would like us to delete.
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