# Minting (CIP-68)

[CIP-68](https://cips.cardano.org/cip/cip-68) is a newer standard that enhances NFTs by storing metadata directly on-chain within a datum. This allows for more dynamic and programmable assets whose metadata can be read and updated by smart contracts.

This section provides examples of how to mint NFTs according to the CIP-68 standard, which allows for dynamic, updatable metadata stored on-chain.

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[TS/JS + Fetch](/quick-start-examples/cip-68/cip-68.md)
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[Treasury Pays for Minting (TS/JS + Fetch)](/quick-start-examples/cip-68/treasury-pays.md)
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[Treasury Updates Metadata (TS/JS + Fetch)](/quick-start-examples/cip-68/treasury-updates-metadata.md)
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