See inside token-bound accounts
Some NFTs own a wallet of their own, called a token-bound account (ERC-6551). Kist finds them for you and shows what they're holding: tokens, other NFTs, and what it's all worth.
Stonk Broker #3707 and the $984.82 inside its own wallet.
What is a token-bound account?
A token-bound account is a wallet that belongs to an NFT. The ERC-6551 standard gives any NFT its own on-chain account address, and whoever owns the NFT controls that account.
That account can hold anything a normal wallet can: tokens, other NFTs, even game items or rewards. When the NFT is sold or sent, everything inside goes with it, because the wallet belongs to the NFT, not to the person.
Projects use them to give characters an inventory, attach rewards to a membership, or bundle assets together. Not every NFT has one; it depends on the collection or the owner setting one up.
Spot them at a glance
When an NFT in your wallet has a token-bound account, Kist marks it with a TBA wallet badge and the value held inside, right on the card next to its floor price.
In this collection, four Stonk Brokers share the same floor but carry very different amounts in their own wallets, from $118.59 to $984.82. The floor price alone would never tell you that.
Open one up
Tap an NFT to see its wallet breakdown: every token with its amount, any NFTs inside, and the account's address. RH Machine #8211 on Robinhood Chain, for example, holds 10,000 GPUP and an NFT of its own.
When something inside has no reliable market price, Kist labels it unpriced instead of guessing, so the numbers you see are ones you can trust.
Why it's worth checking
Hidden value. An NFT can be worth far more than its floor once you count what's inside it, and most portfolio views only show the floor.
Before you sell. Selling or sending an NFT hands over everything in its account too. Look inside before you list it.
Everywhere you hold. Kist checks NFTs on Avalanche, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Base, across every wallet you add, with nothing to set up. Looper #7279 on Base carries one, for example.
Common questions
Do I need to set anything up?
No. Add your wallet addresses and Kist checks your NFTs for token-bound accounts automatically.
What does “unpriced” mean?
The asset has no reliable market price, so Kist shows how much is there but leaves it out of the dollar value rather than inventing a number.
Does every NFT have a token-bound account?
No. Any NFT can have one under ERC-6551, but only some do, usually because the collection creates them or an owner set one up. Kist only shows the badge when an account exists.
Can Kist move what’s inside a token-bound account?
Kist's token-bound account view shows what's inside; it doesn't move anything. Control of the account stays with whoever owns the NFT.
Look inside your NFTs
Add a wallet and Kist shows you which of your NFTs are carrying something.