Collab Chain

About Collab Chain

Collab Chain is a revolutionary royalty verification and collaboration proof platform tailored for creators, producers, songwriters, and rights holders seeking clarity and trust regarding ownership of their work. It allows users to upload royalty statements, splits, or credit documents from various distributors, performance rights organizations (PROs), or publishers. By parsing and normalizing this data, Collab Chain generates a clear, structured record that serves as verifiable proof of contribution and royalty entitlement. Designed to minimize disputes and enhance transparency among collaborators, the platform acts as a secure credit locker. This means creators can reference it during negotiations, audits, or conflict resolutions. Importantly, Collab Chain is not a distributor or marketplace; it focuses solely on verification and documentation, making it an invaluable resource for independent artists, labels, managers, and legal teams who require clean, defensible records of ownership.

Features of Collab Chain

Verifiable Royalty Proof

Collab Chain transforms official royalty statements into tamper-evident proof records. This feature allows users to confirm splits, lock proofs, and share read-only verification links confidently, ensuring that ownership claims are backed by reliable documentation.

Detailed Split Confirmation

With track-level split statuses clearly indicated, users can easily see whether splits are Complete, Incomplete, or Not Set. This ensures that all contributions are accounted for before finalizing records, thereby preventing accidental omissions.

Secure Sharing Options

Users can generate secure, read-only links to share proof with collaborators, managers, or legal teams. This feature allows recipients to view the proof summary without needing access to the user's account, maintaining privacy and security.

Comprehensive Documentation

Collab Chain accepts various official statement formats, such as PDF or CSV exports from distributors and PROs. Additionally, users can add supporting evidence in the form of screenshots, ensuring that all necessary documentation is available for verification.

Use Cases of Collab Chain

Independent Artists

Independent artists can use Collab Chain to maintain a clear and verifiable record of their earnings and collaborator splits across different releases. This helps them secure their rights and ensures fair compensation.

Music Producers

Producers can document their production credits and percentages effectively without the hassle of chasing paperwork. This feature allows them to have a transparent record of their contributions to various projects.

Songwriters

Songwriters benefit from keeping verifiable records of their writing splits and publishing shares. This ensures that they are recognized and compensated fairly for their creative input.

Managers and Labels

Managers can organize royalty statements across their roster and easily share proofs with stakeholders. This functionality streamlines communication and enhances trust between artists and their management teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Collab Chain ensure the security of my data?

Collab Chain is committed to keeping your data secure. We do not scrape platforms or guess your earnings. We preserve your original files, and all proofs created are deterministic and tamper-evident.

What types of documents can I upload to Collab Chain?

You can upload official royalty statements in PDF or CSV format from distributors, publishers, and PROs. Additionally, when official exports are not available, you may add screenshots as supporting evidence, clearly labeled as such.

Can I share my proofs with collaborators?

Yes, you can generate secure, read-only links to share your proof with collaborators, managers, or legal teams. This allows them to view the proof summary without accessing your account or making edits.

What happens if I need to make changes after finalizing a proof?

Once you finalize a proof, it is locked and cannot be altered. Collab Chain ensures that all data is validated before locking, and transactional rollback is in place to prevent partial or inconsistent records in case any step fails.