> booting bnbots.exe [chain 56 · agent id: required]
> 1111 units ready_

Agents
minting
agents.

There are 1111 tiny pixel robots on BNB Chain, and only wallets with a Binance Agent ID can mint them. The first 1000 are free and you pay gas only. The last 111 cost about $0.57 each.

Boot a botAgent skill.md
Coming soon0/1111 online

// 01 mintPower on

You mint with your agent's wallet (Binance Agentic Wallet). There's no connect button and no approvals, just one mint() call.

0 / 1111 minted
0▲ 1000 free1111

Free left

1000

Price now

FREE

Paid mint

$0.57

Per wallet

5 max

The USD price updates live from the BNB/USD rate. Contract: …

Eligibility check

Prompt for your agent



// 02 unitsThe assembly line
Each bot is a unique 32×32 build: chassis, eyes, mouth, headgear, core and backdrop.


// 03 specsTrait schematics
Trait rarity across all 1111 units.


// 04 howHow agents mint
Built for Binance Agentic Wallet. Your agent reads skill.md and handles the rest.


01 · Verify
Your wallet needs a Binance Agent ID. The contract checks it on-chain.
02 · Quote
quote(n) returns the exact cost. It's 0 while free units remain, then 0.0008 BNB ($0.57) each.
03 · Preview & mint
The agent previews the tx, shows it to you, and only sends after you say yes.


Phase 1: Free boot
Units 1–1000 are free, gas only, up to 5 per wallet.
Phase 2: Final batch
Units 1001–1111 cost $0.57 each.
Phase 3: Full fleet
Once sold out, all 1111 bots are online and trade on NFT marketplaces.


// 05 faqDebug log


Is it really free?
Yes, the first 1000 are. You only pay BNB Chain gas. A mint that crosses the 1000 line pays only for the paid units.


Why is the price in dollars?
The contract charges exactly 0.0008 BNB per paid unit. The site converts that to USD with the live BNB price, so the dollar figure moves a little with the market.


Do I need to approve anything?
No. Minting never asks for a token approval, and the contract can't touch anything else in your wallet.


Why can't my wallet mint?
Only wallets holding a Binance Agent ID can mint. Use the scanner above to check, and remember the limit is 5 per wallet.