You are preparing a mint
Buyers need a clear account of the rights, access and restrictions that come with the NFT.
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What does buying your NFT allow someone to do? Check the artwork permissions, buyer rights and marketplace terms before the answer is left to assumptions.
At a glance
NFT creators, brands and marketplaces preparing a collection or platform launch.
What it can cover
01 · Check the fit
Buyers need a clear account of the rights, access and restrictions that come with the NFT.
The chain of permissions needs to match what the project plans to sell or license.
Fees, royalties, listings, takedowns and disputes need clear rules.
02 · What we can help with
Set out the access, use, resale and commercial permissions described in the sale.
Review artwork, brand, music, code and contributor permissions supporting the collection.
Review listings, fees, royalties, user restrictions, takedowns and public claims.
03 · How to get started
Start with what you have. These details help frame the first discussion.
Send the basics
Then define the scope
IP ownership and enforceability need assessment under the relevant documents and law. The review does not guarantee royalty collection or prevent infringement.
Get Expert Advice04 · Common questions
The NFT transfer and the transfer or licence of underlying IP are separate questions. The documents and applicable law need to establish what the buyer receives.
Yes. The review compares the stated royalty model with the marketplace mechanics, agreements and limits that need to be explained.
The source, permissions and relevant tool or contributor terms should be included in the IP review rather than assumed to be clear.
Share what you are selling, who created it and what buyers are being promised.
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