Quick answers to common questions about doba.
doba is a music platform where fans can own the music they love and artists can profit from their work. We use blockchain technology (NFTs) to give fans true ownership and artists direct revenue.
Streaming music is free. Owning music (purchasing NFTs) requires payment. Artists pay a small gas fee to mint their music (usually less than $1).
We're built on multiple blockchain networks. Our omnichain NFTs work across different chains, giving you flexibility with low transaction fees.
To stream music: No. To own music: Yes. You'll need:
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Streaming: Listen for free online, like any music platform.
Owning: Purchase the music NFT, download high-quality files, listen offline forever, and resell if you want.
Artists set their own prices. Typical range is $5-20 for singles, $20-50 for albums. You're directly supporting independent artists.
Yes! Music NFTs are yours to keep, trade, or resell. If you resell, the artist automatically gets a 10-15% royalty on the sale.
Your music NFTs are stored on the blockchain, not on doba's servers. Even if doba disappeared, you'd still own your NFTs and could access them through other platforms or your wallet.
When you own a music NFT, you get high-quality audio files (WAV or FLAC) that you can download and play anywhere.
Primary sales (first purchase): doba takes 7%, you keep 93%
Secondary sales (resales): doba takes 1%, you get 10-15% royalty, seller keeps the rest
This is significantly better than streaming platforms or traditional record labels.
Earnings go directly to your crypto wallet instantly when someone buys your music. No waiting 30-90 days for payments.
No approval needed. Anyone can upload music. However, you must own the rights to the music you upload. Violating copyright will result in takedowns.
You'll pay a gas fee to mint your music NFT, typically less than $1. This one-time fee publishes your music to the blockchain.
Yes! Add collaborator wallet addresses and set revenue split percentages. When the NFT sells, earnings automatically split to everyone.
If someone uploads your copyrighted music without permission, you can file a DMCA takedown request. See our Terms for the process.
Once minted, NFTs are permanent on the blockchain. You can't delete or edit them. Make sure everything is correct before minting!
A crypto wallet is like a digital account that holds your cryptocurrency and NFTs. Popular options include Coinbase Wallet, MetaMask, and Rainbow.
NFT = Non-Fungible Token. It's a unique digital certificate of ownership stored on the blockchain. When you buy a music NFT, you own that specific copy of the music.
Gas fees are small payments to the blockchain network for processing transactions. Fees vary by network but are typically just a few cents on Layer 2 networks.
We don't store passwords or private keys. Your wallet controls access to your NFTs. We only store public information like usernames and music metadata.
Omnichain NFTs can exist and be traded across multiple blockchain networks. Your music NFTs aren't locked to a single chain—they work anywhere.
This gives you maximum flexibility and access to different marketplaces and ecosystems.