210,000,000. ONE PROTOCOL. FIRST COME, FIRST RECORDED.
QBIT-20 is an inscription protocol on Qbit. The first record has not been written yet. Nothing more is promised.
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Qbit Wallet is the official Chrome extension for QBT (qbit.org/wallet). It holds your keys and signs. This page never asks for a private key — there is nowhere on this page to paste one.
Not connected.
Not connected.
The address is filled in automatically when the wallet connects. It is used to look up UTXOs and to build the preview.
Not queried yet.
Every mint is the same: 2,100 QORD, no exceptions. There is nothing to type — the token and the amount are fixed, so a mint can never be for a different token or a different amount.
Nothing generated yet.
Mint: network fee + a flat 10,000-bit service fee. Transfer: network fee only. The fee is shown again in the preview below, and in the unsigned transaction.
No preview yet.
No unsigned transaction yet.
Signs the unsigned PSBT above in Qbit Wallet and broadcasts it. The wallet shows every output — including the service fee output — before you approve.
No signed transaction yet. Build the unsigned transaction, then SIGN & BROADCAST.
After signing, verify the txid at https://mempool.qbit.org/tx/<txid> — one vout should be value 0 with a scriptPubKey starting 6a (OP_RETURN). Or paste the txid into section 04.
QORD — live numbers. Nothing here is a promise of value, a market, or a listing.
Mint progress auto-refreshes every 30 s.
Indexer is being set up — mint progress will appear here once it is live.
Minting opens at deploy height + 60 blocks (about 1 hour at ~60 seconds per block). Per-address limits: 1 valid mint per block, 100 valid mints lifetime.
No mint data yet.
Enter a 64-hex txid or a P2MR address (qb1z…). No key is needed.
A transfer is settled after 3 confirmations (about 3 minutes). 1 confirmation means on chain and visible; 3 means settled.
No active polling.
Not checked yet.
No. QBIT-20 writes text to OP_RETURN. That is the record.
Bytes. Text, or a JSON object with p = "qbit-20". What is written is written.
When the deploy record lands — and 60 blocks after it. Section 04 shows the count.
Connect a Qbit Wallet with the button at the top right. The wallet holds the keys and signs; this page never asks for one.
A convention. A shared way to write, and a shared way to read back. Nothing more is promised — no value, no market, no future.
EXPERIMENTAL. NO AUDIT. IRREVERSIBLE.