Asset Types

Basics

💡Key Concept

In the Keypom Protocol, an asset is something that is attached to every key in your drop. When someone obtains and uses a key, they will receive the assets - either to a new or existing account.

Assets are meant to create new experience and bring value to your users. There can be any number of mixed and matched assets for each key use. Assets can take on the following types:

• NEAR
• Fungible Tokens
• Non-Fungible Tokens
• Function Calls

Each key in a drop holds the same assets, meaning a user can receive any key from the drop and be guarenteed the same set of assets.

Access Keys can have multiple uses and their assets are defined per use. These can be mix-and-matched to craft any experience you want. An example can be seen below:

Key Use	Assets
1	NEAR, FunctionCall, Fungible Token
2	Non-Fungible Token
3	Fungible Token, NEAR

This means when the user claims their key for the first time, they will receive some FTs, some NEAR and call a set of functions. On the second claim, they will receive an NFT while on the third and final claim, they will receive some NEAR and FTs.

New with Keypom V3, you can mix-and-match and add multiple different types of assets per use, for as many key uses/claims as you want!

NEAR, NFT, & FT Assets

Add value to your drop using tokens!

Function Call Assets

Call any NEAR smart contract

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Defining vs Funding Assets

An important distinction to be made is the difference between defining and funding assets. Defining an asset is similar to creating a blueprint for your drop while funding is the process of building it.

caution

If assets are not properly funded, your drop may not perform as expected. Proper funding is formally defined in next section.