Hidden and unverified NFTs
Why Morsel hides some NFTs, how to see them, how to unhide one you own, and how to hide collections yourself.
Scammers airdrop NFTs with links and QR codes that lead to wallet drainers. Morsel keeps them out of sight. They're not deleted, just tucked away under a quiet Hidden ([n]) row at the end of your collectibles.
What Morsel hides
- On Solana, Morsel shows collections that Helius, a major Solana data provider, has verified, and NFTs from verified creators. Compressed NFTs need a verified collection and a history showing you actually acquired them.
- On Cookie Chain, Morsel shows verified collections and NFTs from verified creators.
- On both, anything with a link or web address in its name, "claim" or "airdrop" wording, look-alike letters or hidden characters is hidden, along with known scam issuers.
Morsel doesn't label anything a scam. Hidden simply means it couldn't verify it, or you chose to hide it.
See what's hidden
- On Home, scroll to the bottom of Collectibles.
- Tap Hidden ([n]). It lists Collections we could not verify, and the ones you hid.
- Tap a collection to preview it.
In the Stash, open Collectibles and leave the search empty: the Hidden row is at the bottom there too.
Unhide an NFT you own
- Open Hidden ([n]) as above.
- Tap Unhide next to the collection.
Or open the NFT, tap ⋯ and choose Unhide collection. Morsel says Back in your collectibles.
Hide a collection yourself
- On Home, tap the sliders icon in the Collectibles header to open Manage collectibles, then tap a collection to hide it. Tap again to show it.
- Or open an NFT, tap ⋯ and choose Hide collection.
Your choice always wins over Morsel's automatic filter, in both directions. Choices are saved on this device, for each wallet and network. They don't sync to your other devices.