Free mints on BNB Smart Chain are real — and so are the wallet drains. This checklist is the routine used before every free mint: seven steps that take about ten minutes, from copying the contract address off the official post (never a reply or DM) through reading the mint function, simulating the transaction before signing, working out the gas cost in BNB, and checking that a real secondary market exists.

Inside (6-page PDF):

- The ten-minute check, step by step

- A contract-checks table: what to read (code, name/symbol, totalSupply, mint price, per-wallet limit, paused state, verified source) and what "normal" looks like

- Red flags that mean stop — including the two-address scam, marketplace transfers labelled as sales, and dead socials

- Wallet hygiene: burner wallet, gas reserve, exact-amount approvals only

- Gas math with a worked example (a typical mint costs ~0.0000075 BNB at 0.05 gwei)

- A printable one-page checklist to tick off before you sign

What it is not: financial advice, a safety guarantee, or a promise that any mint will make money. A mint that passes every check can still be worthless — this keeps you from paying for the worthless ones with your wallet.

You get the PDF instantly after purchase. No physical item is shipped.