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# How to check the metadata of a token on IPFS

For example, to check if the NFT is correctly available on <https://polygonscan.com/>, in our case on Testnet <https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/>, we copy the address of the contract.

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Enter these in our tokenforge blockchain explorer <https://ninja.tokenforge.tech/> or directly on <https://polygonscan.com/> or <https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/> (if TestNet).

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Copy another TokenID that we want to verify.

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The TokenID must be entered into the tokenURI. The result will then be displayed, and we will copy the hash value.

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And add it for example under <http://www.ipfs.io/ipfs/>. Here we can now see the stored metadata and attributes.

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