ERC-721 Holder Snapshot

Arc NFT Snapshot

Export the current holder addresses of an Arc ERC-721 collection to CSV. Addresses only, and you connect a wallet to pay the flat USDC (gas) fee.

Arc is almost ready

This tool opens on Arc on 16 September 2026. Everything below describes exactly how it will work.

On Arc the fee is paid in USDC (the network's own gas currency), so the quoted price and the dollar amount are the same number.

The export contains addresses only: it does not include token IDs, ownership counts or contract labels.

How to snapshot NFT holders on Arc

  1. Connect a wallet to Arc
  2. Paste the ERC-721 collection address
  3. Click Take Snapshot and pay the flat fee
  4. Wait for the read to complete
  5. Download the addresses-only CSV

Benefits of NFT Snapshot

Addresses only

one row for each current holder returned by the snapshot

Connect a wallet

required to run and pay for the read

Any ERC-721 collection on Arc

ownership data is public

Flat fee in USDC (gas)

the same number before and after payment

Point-in-time result

the list reflects the block read by the tool

If you need more help contact our team

Got questions?

If you need more help contact our team

One current holder address per row. The CSV contains addresses only; it does not include token IDs or the number of NFTs held by each address.

Yes. You connect a wallet to Arc to pay the snapshot fee before the export runs.

62.5 USDC (gas), flat, whether the collection has a hundred pieces or ten thousand.

Yes, after reviewing the file. Because the export contains addresses only, it supports an equal-per-wallet recipient list; there is no ownership-count column for weighting rewards.

What the Arc NFT snapshot exports

Paste an Arc ERC-721 collection address, connect a wallet and complete the payment to generate a CSV of current holder addresses. The export contains addresses only: it does not include token IDs, ownership counts or contract labels, and the fee itself is quoted in USDC (gas) rather than a token whose price moves.

Watch how it works

Watch how it works