Your RelayX NFTs are still yours.

RelayX has closed, but the NFTs you bought or minted there are still on chain, held by the keys in your RelayX 12 words. bWalletX finds them and shows you your whole collection again, picture by picture. Your words stay on your phone, and finding them moves nothing.

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RECOVER

Recover RelayX collections

A screen in bWalletX made for one job: finding the NFTs your RelayX words still hold.

RelayX and its logo belong to their owners, shown here to identify the wallet. bWalletX is not affiliated with RelayX.

How to find them

Open bWalletX and scroll to the bottom of your wallet.
Under Bring in old assets, tap Recover RelayX collections.
Enter your RelayX 12 words. Paste them however you saved them: spaces, commas or a numbered list all work.
Tap Find my NFTs. bWalletX reads the chain for each of your RelayX addresses and counts up what it finds.
Your NFTs appear as a gallery, grouped by collection.
Tap one to see it large: its number, collection, and the address that holds it.

The Recover RelayX collections screen, with a box for your 12 RelayX words — Your words stay on your phone.

Ninja Punk Girls

Ninja Punk Girls was one of the largest collections on RelayX. Every one of them is now identified:

Series 2: all 3,333 NFTs, each matched to her card number and shown with NPG’s card art. RelayX stored the pictures encrypted (they can’t be shown from the chain), so most were matched by the exact size of each minted file, and the rest by mint order between those matches.
Series 1: all 25 NFTs, identified by name (13 girls).
Single-girl collections such as KAZUYO and AIKA are named from the collection itself.

Optional, NPG only: melt a girl into her element cards

Each NPG is built from layered element cards: hair, face, outfit, weapon and more. If you hold one, you can melt her into those cards for the NPG games, plus her round avatar badge, which only someone who melted an original can hold.

What melting really does: your RelayX NFT is a Run token, a format almost no wallet reads any more. Melting destroys that Run token on chain (it can’t be undone) and mints each of her parts fresh as a 1Sat Ordinal, the NFT standard bWalletX and today’s BSV wallets and markets use. You see every part, and the fees, before you allow it.

Melt: see every part before you allow it.

Done: her parts are now 1Sat Ordinals.

One approval. A single sheet shows her, the cards she becomes, and the fees.
Fees at cost. About 1¢ for the network and minting. No melt fee.
The old NFT is burned on chain, in a way anyone can check. That is what makes the new cards hers and nobody else’s.
Series 1 melts into the redrawn element set for that girl: the same girl, redrawn as parts, not the original artwork.

Safety

Your words never leave your phone. bWalletX reads public chain data only. Nothing about your keys is sent to us or to anyone.
Finding is read-only. The scan moves nothing.
Nothing moves unless you choose. The only action today is the optional NPG melt: one deliberate tap on one NFT.
RelayX NFTs are never swept. bWalletX recognises them before anything else and won’t spend them as coins.

Status, 17 Oct 2026

✓ 5.2.30Find RelayX NFTs from your 12 words, read-only.
✓ 5.2.30NPG Series 2 identified by card number (matched by mint order), shown with NPG's card art; the on-chain image is encrypted. Series 1 and single-girl collections by name.
✓ 5.2.30Optional for NPG holders: melt a girl into her element cards and avatar badge.
◻ ComingBring them into bWalletX: your RelayX NFTs in your wallet’s NFTs, kept as they are.
◻ ComingNFTs that were listed for sale on RelayX when it closed.
◻ ComingOther Run collections shown with their pictures, not only their names.

For developers

How RelayX NFTs are traced and identified, including the encrypted pictures: Identifying RelayX NFTs. How an NPG is built from her element cards: Stack recipes.

bWalletX is in beta: test with small amounts. Questions: support@bwalletx.com