ERC721A
An optimized implementation of the IERC721 standard with multiple tokens minting at low gas cost.
What is ERC721A?
ERC721A is a gas-efficient implementation of the common ERC721 standard used by notable projects to mint multiple NFTs in batches. It was created by the Chiru Labs Azuki team. Developers can use the Solidity smart contract to pass quantities of tokens to mint in one transaction, or add features to the repository by forking and pushing new changes.
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