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# NFT as a Bounty Reward

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1. Navigate to **Bounties** and click **Create Bounty**.
2. If your organization doesn’t already have a **Bounty Hub**:\
   • Follow the prompt to **Create Bounty Hub**\
   • Add your group or company name, branding, and details\
   • Save to continue
3. Return to **Create Bounty**:\
   • Add bounty title, description, and requirements\
   • Select **Single Winner** as the bounty type
4. Scroll to the bottom of the reward section and select **NFT Reward**.
5. Choose the NFT you want to issue as the prize.\
   • If needed, upload or select from your organization's hosted NFTs
6. Set the **End Date** for the bounty.
7. Once the bounty deadline passes, review submissions and **Select Winner** to automatically issue the NFT to them.

### Screenshots

Post a bounty :: Type

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Post a bounty :: NFT reward&#x20;

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