NFT.io vs Minted
| Attribute | NFT.io (Enjin) | Minted (Cronos Labs) |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Active | Active |
| Operator | Enjin | Cronos Labs (Crypto.com ecosystem) |
| Marketplace fee | — buyer / — seller | — buyer / — seller |
| Fee model | other | flat percentage |
| Royalties | — | — |
| Chains | other | other |
| Asset categories | gaming, collectibles | art, collectibles, gaming |
| Custody | non-custodial | non-custodial |
| Selling formats | fixed price, auctions | fixed price, auctions |
| Buying formats | fixed price, bids | fixed price, bids, auctions |
| Wallet | required | required |
| AUD support | no | no |
| Fiat on-ramp | no | no |
| Verified | 2026-10-04 | 2026-10-04 |
Where they differ#
- Shared chains: other.
- Minted (Cronos Labs) covers categories NFT.io (Enjin) does not list: art.
Sources#
NFT.io (Enjin) record verified 2026-10-04; Minted (Cronos Labs) record verified 2026-10-04.
Common questions
Which is better — NFT.io or Minted?
Neither is better in the abstract. Both are active, non-custodial venues that require a connected wallet; the right choice depends on your asset, chain and total cost. This comparison sorts both records alphabetically rather than ranking them.
Do NFT.io and Minted support Australian dollars?
No. Neither venue lists AUD support or a fiat on-ramp in the current registry records, so purchases settle in crypto.
What is the difference between NFT.io and Minted for sellers?
The fee models differ — see the buyer/seller fee rows in the table — and asset coverage differs: Minted lists art while NFT.io’s listed categories cover gaming and collectibles. Both support fixed price plus bids; Minted additionally lists auctions.
Do I need a crypto wallet to use either marketplace?
Yes — both NFT.io and Minted are non-custodial and require you to connect your own wallet to buy, sell or bid.
How current is this comparison?
Both records were verified on 2026-10-04 against each marketplace’s own fee page or a dated secondary source, under the registry’s two-source rule.