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ActivemyNFT.land Review 2026: A Read-Only NFT Portfolio
myNFT.land is a read-only NFT portfolio viewer that brings public holdings for an ENS name or EVM wallet address into one shareable profile across six networks. It requires no sign-in or wallet permissions, but the project does not publish details about data refreshes or security reviews.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
5.5/10
Mixed
Our verdict on Mynft
5.5/10myNFT.land suits NFT holders who want a simple, public overview of holdings linked to an ENS name or EVM address across six networks. Its main strength is the shareable, read-only profile that does not require a wallet connection. The main caveat is limited transparency: the project does not explain how it indexes or refreshes data, and it publishes no audit or team details. Treat profiles as a view of public information, not a complete or guaranteed-current record.
Score breakdown
How Mynft scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- 8.0/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 5.0/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Mynft?
myNFT.land is a public NFT portfolio viewer. Search an ENS name or EVM wallet address to bring NFT holdings from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Scroll, and Gnosis into one profile.
The profiles are designed to be shareable, and the site also offers an ENS directory. It says no sign-in or wallet permissions are needed. It does not publish details about its data refresh process, team, fees, or security reviews.
How Mynft works
myNFT.land takes an ENS name or EVM wallet address and presents public NFT information associated with it. The site describes the result as a single profile spanning Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Scroll, and Gnosis, with previews based on public metadata.
The profile is for viewing and sharing, not for managing assets. The homepage says you do not need to sign in or grant wallet permissions. It does not explain its indexing or refresh process, so displayed holdings and previews may depend on the public data and metadata it can retrieve.
4 features
Key features
01
ENS and address search
Search by an ENS name or public EVM wallet address to view the associated NFT portfolio.
02
Six-network profiles
Combines public NFT holdings from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Scroll, and Gnosis in one view.
03
NFT previews
Profiles use public NFT metadata to show collection items and previews.
04
Shareable public pages
A profile can be opened through a public URL, and the homepage lists an ENS directory with more than 1,000 profiles to explore.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Brings public NFT holdings from six networks into one profile.
- Supports searches by ENS name as well as wallet address.
- Does not require sign-in or wallet permissions, according to the homepage.
- Profiles are shareable through a public URL.
Watch out for
- It only presents public NFT information; it does not manage or transfer NFTs.
- The homepage does not explain how often portfolio data refreshes or how missing metadata is handled.
- The project does not publish audit, team, or security details.
- A public profile can make wallet-linked NFT holdings easier to view and share.
Mynft fees
The project does not publish fees. Check the site for any charges before using the search or profile features.
Is Mynft safe?
The homepage says myNFT.land does not require wallet permissions, which reduces the risk of granting the site direct authority over a wallet. Its profiles display public wallet and NFT information, so consider the privacy implications before sharing a profile.
The project does not publish an audit or other security review, and it does not explain its indexing or metadata handling. Do not provide a seed phrase or private key. This is not a gambling service; if you use other online gambling services, check local laws, be 18 or older, and gamble responsibly.
4 steps
How to get started with Mynft
- 1
Open myNFT.land.
- 2
Enter an ENS name or public EVM wallet address in the portfolio search.
- 3
Review the public NFT profile and the collections shown across its supported networks.
- 4
Use the profile's public URL if you want to share the same view.
Who Mynft is for
This is for NFT holders who want to look up or share a public portfolio across several supported EVM networks without connecting a wallet. It is less suited to people who need portfolio management, transaction features, or a clearly documented indexing and refresh process.
Mynft FAQs
How do I view an NFT portfolio on myNFT.land?
Enter an ENS name or EVM wallet address in the portfolio search. The site presents a public profile with NFT information from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Scroll, and Gnosis.
Does myNFT.land need my wallet connection?
The homepage says myNFT.land searches public ENS names and wallet addresses and does not require sign-in or wallet permissions. It presents public NFT information rather than giving the site control over your wallet.
Which networks does myNFT.land support?
The site describes profiles as public and shareable, with NFT previews drawn from public metadata. It does not explain its refresh schedule or how it handles unavailable metadata.
Is myNFT.land free and safe to use?
The homepage does not publish fees. Check the site for any charges before using it; never share a seed phrase or private key with a portfolio viewer.
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How we checked
Sources
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