# How do I check my NFTs on the blockchain?

**Step 1** 

To make sure your freshly minted NFT is on the blockchain, you can check it using Flare Explorer. To do this, click on the NFT you want to verify. In this example, it would be NFT "Girl #01" from the "test" collection.

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**Step 2**

Click on the address to be redirected to Flare Explorer.

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**Step 3**&#x20;

Click on the TOKEN address

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**Step 4**&#x20;

Click on the number next to the Token ID to display information about your NFT.

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**Step 5**&#x20;

There you have it! All information about your minted NFT is recorded on the blockchain.

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