VAULT 01 - Genesis Collection
Own the Object. Verify the History.
VAULT 01 explores the intersection of luxury collectibles and real world asset tokenisation. The Genesis collection contains 500 unique tokens on Redbelly Network, 50 of which are connected to limited edition physical mechanical watches. Each collectible is built around scarcity, authenticity, ownership and provenance — a bridge between physical collectibles and digital ownership.
- Supply
- 500
- Minted
- 0
- Watches
- 50
- Chain ID
- 151
Approved preview artwork — final on-chain collection art pending
Minted
Price
500 remaining
Minting is paused
Minting is temporarily closed. The collection contract is locked while launch details are finalised — nothing can be minted right now. Check back soon.
Total
21,681.721 RBNT
~$50
1 × 21,681.721 RBNT
Network gas is paid on top, roughly 23.1 RBNT for one. Minting several at once costs far less gas per NFT — about 7 RBNT each at five.
The collection
The VAULT 01 watch previews
These approved watch renders preview the VAULT 01 collection. Final on-chain artwork and metadata will be revealed separately.
Preview artwork
Approved visual previews only. Final on-chain NFT artwork and metadata are still pending and will be configured separately.
Contract
Collection details
Every value below is read live from the contract on Redbelly Network, not hardcoded into this page.
Physical
The watches behind the tokens
50 of the 500 tokens are connected to limited-edition mechanical watches — bound on-chain, claimable by the holder, auditable by anyone.
Binding
Before minting opens, the project binds 50 token ids to 50 numbered watch editions in one auditable batch transaction. Which tokens carry a watch is fixed on-chain from day one.
Provenance
Each binding ties a token to a serial like VAULT01-WATCH-017 — derived from the edition, never stored separately. Ownership history and claim status live beside it, readable by anyone.
Claiming
The holder claims from their own wallet. There is no form, no waiting list, and no project-side database: the claim transaction itself is the record, and the project fulfils against it.
Check a token
Enter a token id to see its watch binding, serial, and claim status — read live from the contract on Redbelly Network Mainnet.
Process
How minting works
Six steps from arriving here to holding the NFT. If you're already verified on Redbelly, steps 2 and 3 take a few seconds.
Connect wallet
Connect MetaMask or any EVM browser wallet. Nothing is signed and no transaction is sent at this stage.
Switch to Redbelly
The site detects your network. If you are on a different chain, one click switches you — and adds Redbelly to your wallet if it isn't there yet.
Verification check
Your wallet is checked against Redbelly's on-chain identity registry. If you have already completed Redbelly verification, this is instant and nothing further is needed.
Choose quantity
Pick how many to mint, up to the per-wallet limit. The exact total is shown before you commit to anything.
Mint
Confirm in your wallet. You'll see the transaction move from submitted to confirmed, with a link to the explorer throughout.
Receive your NFT
The NFT lands in the wallet that minted it. Token ids are shown on the success screen and the transaction is linked on Routescan.
Why Redbelly
A collection where every holder is verified
Most NFT collections cannot say anything about who holds them. On Redbelly, identity verification is enforced by the network — and, for this collection, by the contract itself.
Identity is part of the network
Redbelly operates on-chain permissioning: an address must be verified before the network will accept its transactions. That check is not an application feature — it is a property of the chain itself.
Verification enforced in the contract
This collection's contract calls Redbelly's identity registry directly at mint time. A mint from an unverified wallet reverts on-chain, not just in the interface. Every holder was verified at the moment they minted.
Minted natively, not bridged
The contract is deployed on Redbelly Mainnet and the NFT is native to it. There is no bridge, no wrapped representation, and no dependency on another chain for ownership.
Redbelly's identity registry and permissioning behaviour described above were verified directly against Redbelly Mainnet during development.
About
What VAULT 01 - Genesis Collection is
VAULT 01 - Genesis Collection is a 500-piece ERC-721 collection minted natively on Redbelly Network. It exists to demonstrate something most chains cannot offer: a collection whose every holder completed identity verification before they were able to mint.
That property is not a claim made in marketing copy. It is enforced in the contract. Before any token is minted, the contract calls Redbelly's on-chain identity registry and reverts if the caller is not verified. Tokens are always minted to the caller, so the verified party and the receiving party are necessarily the same address.
The collection is not purely digital. 50 of the 500 tokens are bound to limited-edition mechanical watches — each with a numbered serial that lives on-chain alongside its ownership history. The binding is recorded by the contract, the claim is made by the holder's own transaction, and no project-side database sits in between.
A mint costs 21,681.721 RBNT per token — set at launch to roughly $50 — plus network gas. Supply is fixed permanently at 500 by the contract and cannot be raised later.
What this collection does not promise
There is no roadmap of future rewards, no staking programme, no promised revenue share, and no claimed partnerships. The collection is what is described on this page and encoded in the contract — nothing more is implied.
Questions