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Asset type
A share of what businesses earn
Revenue Shares are the financial core of ARKHIVE. A signed agreement gives NFT holders part of a creator’s or business’s revenue, and payouts arrive in their wallet on schedule.
A creator business
- Revenue share
- 10% of gross revenue
- Supply
- 1,000 NFTs
- Payouts
- Monthly, in USDC
- Term
- Until $250,000 is paid to holders
- Agreement
- RDA, signed, in the Deal Room
Example figures, not a forecast.
Own a share of what a business earns
A Revenue Share NFT is a claim on part of a business’s revenue, set in a signed agreement (RDA). In this example a creator shares 10% of revenue across 1,000 NFTs.
Every payout splits on its own
On each payout date the holders’ 10% is deposited and a smart contract splits it across the 1,000 NFTs. The creator keeps the other 90%. Every payout is on the public record.
Investors want the creator to win
Holders only earn more when the business earns more. So they buy, share, promote and open doors. The creator gets capital and a crowd of partners, not just customers.
Growth flows back to everyone
Revenue grows from $50,000 to $80,000 a month. The creator keeps more, each NFT pays more, and a share that pays more can trade higher on the marketplace.
One wallet, many businesses
Hold shares in a café, a music catalog, a fashion label and an event series. Every payout lands in the same wallet and shows in your dashboard.
Example figures, not a forecast. Each offering sets its own share, schedule and term. Revenue can go down as well as up.
From income to payout
Four steps, on the record
- 01
The agreement
The business signs a Revenue Distribution Agreement (RDA). It sets the holders’ share, the payout schedule and what happens if a payment is missed. These NFTs are also called RDA-NFTs.
- 02
The sale
The NFTs go on sale on the marketplace, with the agreement and documents in the Deal Room.
- 03
The deposit
On each payout date, the business deposits the holders’ share in USDC.
- 04
The payout
A smart contract splits it between the holders. Every payout is recorded publicly.
Two ways revenue arrives
Reported or connected
Either way, every payout shows in the dApp with its date, source, amount, status and a link to the public record.
Reported by the business
Trusted issuers under signed agreements deposit each payment, and the deposit is confirmed before it is split.
Connected to sales
Revenue flows in directly from payment tools such as Stripe or Shopify, with no manual deposit.
Before you buy
Read it like a term sheet
Every offering states its terms up front, and the documents sit in its Deal Room.
- Source
- The named revenue stream and where its money comes from.
- Holders’ share
- How much of the revenue goes to holders, and what the money raised is used for.
- Schedule
- How often payouts arrive: monthly, quarterly, per event or on a custom interval.
- Term
- When the agreement ends: never, after a fixed term, or once a cap or revenue threshold is reached.
- Documents
- The signed RDA, revenue history, audit letters and verification, in the Deal Room.
- ARK Score
- The AI rating of the offering, its creator and its category.
Resale
Sell your share any time
Revenue Share NFTs can be resold on the ARKHIVE marketplace. The buyer receives the payouts that follow.
Raise against future revenue
Artists, brands and independent businesses share revenue through the Launchpad.