Delegate Wallet

Delegate lets you link your primary wallet (or cold wallet) to your secondary wallet (or hot wallet), allowing you to interact with HeyMint using the secondary wallet- without having to interact using your primary one. This keeps your primary wallet secure while offering convenient access through the secondary one.

Note: There will be a small on-chain contract interaction fee (for confirming) to call the Delegate function or in simpler terms to activate the delegation. So without further ado, here’s how to delegate:

Steps

Step 1: Visit delegate.xyz

Step 2: Select the chain and connect your main wallet

Step 3: Click 'Tap to start using Delegate'

Step 4: Choose 'Delegate a wallet, contract, or asset'

Step 5: Paste your hot or dummy wallet and click 'Submit Delegation'

Step 6: Confirm using your cold or main wallet

Step 6.a: (Optional) Click on “Go to my profile” to view an overview of your delegations, revoke delegations, or see your activity

Step 7: Return to HeyMint > Account > My wallets (https://heymint.xyz/user/wallets) to connect the delegated wallet

Step 8: (For new users who haven’t connected a wallet yet) Click 'Add ETH wallet' to connect your hot or dummy wallet to HeyMint (skip if already connected)

Step 9: Click 'Add ETH wallet' (again after adding a wallet for the first time)

Step 10: Select 'Add Delegated wallet'

Step 11: Choose the hot or dummy wallet and chain (the same chain as the NFT required is on)

Step 12: Click 'Find wallets'—Delegate will automatically connect your cold or main wallet using the hot or dummy one!

You will see it added when you go back to your Account > My wallets in HeyMint.

Step 13: Go to the allowlist registration page of the project, and select your wallet that holds the NFT requirement from the dropdown (you should now see your main wallet listed).

Note: For the mint wallet, choose whichever wallet you prefer to mint from.

Step 14: Click “Register” and that’s it!

Note: Delegate isn’t crosschain. Each chain's deployment is completely self-contained, with no dependencies or bridge risk. So, if you want to use a delegated wallet on both Ethereum and Polygon, you'll just need to delegate once on each chain.