How it works

Make it.
List it. Get paid.

You make the record. The chain keeps the receipt. The collector keeps the piece.

MultiNFT is a marketplace where independent artists release and sell their own records, and collectors buy them by card. This page is the whole loop, described end to end — what an artist does, what a collector gets, and what the token carries afterwards.

Sell your music→ Start collecting

Your name on the record

Your song, credited to you. Your money in your wallet.

54 artistsOne marketplace

Artists selling54artists

Records on the wall2112pieces

DeliveryOnmint

SettlementOn-chain

For artists

Upload a song. Set your price. Keep your share.

Sign up, release your own record under a collection that fits it, and sell it here to collectors. You keep 90% of every sale and your resale royalties, paid to your own wallet.

How selling works

You keep the credit

Your name is on the record, on the token and in its permanent metadata, so it reads as your work in any wallet or marketplace that opens it.

You set the price

Pick a rung on the published ladder and an edition size. A collector pays what you set; a record priced off the ladder is never listed.

You get paid

When a sale clears, your share settles to your own wallet in the same transaction that mints the record. Your resale royalties follow the token for ever.

For collectors

Card to wallet, in one pass.

You pay in plain dollars

A regulated payment partner takes the card and any checks the law asks for, and converts at the moment of sale. Card data goes to them and stays with them — it reaches this marketplace at no point in the process.

The contract mints the piece

On a confirmed payment the contract mints the record straight to the wallet you gave — to the holder, first hand, with the artist and the number written permanently into the token.

Delivery is the mint

There is nothing to ship and nothing owed afterwards. The transaction that takes your money is the transaction that hands you the piece, and it carries its own timestamp.

The record does the rest

Every sale leaves a permanent public entry that outlives this website — what was sold, to whom, and by which artist. Provenance falls out of the sale; it is not a service sold on top of it.

The terms, plainly

Everything on one page, in the order it matters.

What is sold: Records by independent artists, each released and sold by the artist who made it.
What you pay: One price the artist set, from a published ladder, in US dollars, shown in full before the card.
What you get: A numbered token minted to your own wallet, and the rights its product page grants.
What the artist keeps: 90% of every sale and their resale royalties, paid to their own wallet. Copyright in the work stays with the artist.
When you get it: At the mint — the same transaction that settles the sale.
What we hold: Your order and your delivery address on chain. Card details reach the payment partner alone.

Why it works this way

A marketplace is its artists.

One ladder, published

Every record sits on one price ladder, and every listing names its rung. Prices you can read off a single page are prices you can check us against.

One collection, on chain

Every record sold here mints into the same contract. One collection, one provenance trail, one place to look a piece up.

The artist leads

The record is credited to the artist who made it, paid to the artist who made it, and carries the artist's name for as long as the chain is.

One receipt, permanent

The chain entry is the receipt. It survives this website, and it is the same record the artist and the collector both rely on.