ton-nfts
TON NFT Operations
View and transfer NFTs on the TON blockchain.
MCP Tools
| Tool | Required | Optional |
|---|---|---|
get_nfts |
— | limit, offset, walletSelector |
get_nfts_by_address |
address |
limit, offset |
get_nft |
nftAddress |
— |
send_nft |
nftAddress, toAddress |
comment, walletSelector |
emulate_transaction |
messages |
validUntil |
Workflows
List My NFTs
- Call
get_nftsto list NFTs in the active wallet - Use
limitandoffsetfor pagination
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