The people behind the music should participate too.
Music creates the culture. CHART is building a model that reserves part of the trading activity around it for verified rightsholders.
0.50% of every trade
The current planned Mainnet economics reserve 0.50% of each trade for verified music rightsholders. DevNet implements that allocation using test tUSD. The creator-reserve tracker displays indexed funds earmarked across markets; it is not a payout total.
Rights come before distribution
A recording may involve multiple parties and overlapping rights. A catalogue credit, artist name or wallet address alone does not establish the right to receive a reserve. Verification and allocation must be resolved before any distribution.
Submit a claim for review
Find the relevant recording in CHART, open its market, connect your wallet and expand Rightsholder claim. Submit evidence of your rights. This creates a review request; it does not automatically verify ownership or enable a payout. Avoid submitting unnecessary personal or sensitive information.
Find your recordingWhat the beta does today
CHART records test reserves and accepts evidence for review. Payouts are disabled. Any future Mainnet distribution depends on a finalized verification process, applicable requirements and final launch terms.
An independent market, not an endorsement
CHART does not own the music it references. A song market does not imply the artist has joined, endorsed or partnered with CHART. Market tokens do not transfer rights in the underlying music.
IP and music rights