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+html: nft-fixed-supply.html
+parent: non-fungible-tokens.html
+blurb: Use a new account to mint a fixed number of NFTs, then black hole the account.
+labels:
+  - Non-fungible Tokens, NFTs
+---
+
+# Guaranteeing a Fixed Supply of NFTs
+
+For some projects, you might want to guarantee that no more than a fixed number of NFTs are minted from an issuing account.
+
+To guarantee a fixed number of NFTs:
+
+1. Create and fund a new account, the _Issuer_. This account is the issuer of the tokens within the collection. See [Creating Accounts](accounts.html#creating-accounts).
+1. Use `AccountSet` to assign your operational wallet as an authorized minter for the issuer. See [Authorizing Another Account to Mint Your NFTs](nftoken-authorized-minting.html).
+1. Use your operational account to mint the tokens using `NFTokenMint`. The operational wallet holds all of the tokens minted for the Issuer. See [Batch Minting](nftoken-batch-minting.html).
+1.  Use `AccountSet` to remove your operational wallet as an authorized minter for the Issuer.
+1. “Blackhole” the Issuer account. See [Disable Master Key Pair](disable-master-key-pair.html).
+
+At this point, it is impossible for any new tokens to be minted with the issuer’s address as the issuing account.
+
+**Caution** Once you "blackhole" the account, no one, including you, receives transfer fees for future sales of the NFTs.
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