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# FAQ

**Q: How can I wrap my NFT?**\
**A:** To wrap your NFT, first ensure that the collection of your NFT is enabled for wrapping.

**Q: Who can enable a collection for wrapping?**\
**A:** Any collection can be enabled for wrapping by anyone.

**Q: Which chains does Universal Wrapper support?**\
**A:** Universal Wrapper currently supports only BNB Smart Chain and Blast Chain.

**Q: What is the fee for enabling a collection for wrapping?**\
**A:** When enabling a collection for wrapping, users must pay a fee of 0.01 BNB for BNB collections or 0.02 ETH for Blast collections.

**Q: What is the fee for wrapping an individual NFT?**\
**A:** For wrapping individual NFTs, users must pay a fee of 0.001 BNB for NFTs in BNB collections or 0.0002 ETH for NFTs in Blast collections.

**Q: Will I receive a DN404 NFT with the same token ID as my original NFT when I wrap it?**\
**A:** No. You will receive the next sequentially minted NFT on the DN404 side. If all NFTs have been minted, you will receive a randomly selected NFT from the available ones.

**Q: Will I get my original NFT back when I unwrap it?**\
**A:** No. You will receive a randomly selected ERC721 NFT from the vault wallet.

**Q: Will I see my DN404 NFT in Bit5 when I use the token in Dex applications?**\
**A:** No. If you trade your token in Dex applications, your NFT will be traded away as well. When you acquire a new token, you will receive a random NFT according to the DN404 protocol.


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