Guide

Creating a CW721 contract, representing either an NFT collection or a standalone NFT. The primary detail you need is the Minter Address (the sole authority to mint new tokens within the CW721 contract).

Query

Fetching data about a CW721 token happens directly from the blockchain. The Cascadia dashboard allows easy querying of any CW721 token. Each query typically needs the CW721 contract address. However, certain queries, like Number of Tokens, Contract Info, All Tokens, and Minter, don't need additional parameters. The parameters for other queries include:

Owner Of	Identifies the token's owner inside the contract.	Token ID
Approval	Permissions an address holds over a token.	Owner Address, Token ID
Approvals	All approvals are given by the token's owner.	Token ID
All Operators	Addresses with full control over an owner's NFTs.	Owner Address
NFT Info	Token URI and extension details.	Token ID
All NFT Info	Comprehensive NFT details, including owner & approvals.	Token ID
Tokens	All tokens owned by an address.	Owner Address

Execute

CW721 Contracts house methods for token interactions. Cascadia Tools simplifies these executions:

Transfer NFT	Move an NFT to a different address.	Recipient Address, Token ID
Send NFT	Transfer NFT & execute a message post-transfer.	Recipient Address, Token ID, Message
Approve	Permit another address to transfer or send a token.	Recipient Address, Token ID
Revoke	Nullify transfer or send permissions over a token.	Recipient Address, Token ID
Approve All	Allow an address full control over all owner's tokens.	Recipient Address
Revoke All	Remove permissions over all tokens.	Recipient Address
Mint	Create a new token for an address.	Recipient Address, Token ID
Burn	Destroy a token you can access.	Token ID