π΅Creator Fee Enforcement (NFT royalties)
Optionally force creators fee
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Optionally force creators fee
Last updated
We believe creators fee enforcement should be creators choice βnot a marketplace'sβ. That's why we implement the Operator Filter Registry by OpenSea for all of our Collections by default. You can disable it if you wish.
Check out video of how easy it is to enabled/disabled on NFTs2Me Collections!
Its support is multichain as well, currently deployed in the following networks: Ethereum, Goerli, Polygon, Mumbai, Optimism, Arbitrum One, Avalanche and Klaytn.
Later, Bob resells that NFT to Charlie for 5Ξ in a secondary sale transaction on OpenSea.
Because Alice set her royalties to 10% on OpenSea, she receives 0.5Ξ from the exchange.
If Alice hadnβt set her creator fee (sometimes referred to as βroyaltiesβ / 'royalty') parameters and OpenSea didnβt use this system, she wouldnβt have automatically earned 0.5Ξ. Itβd be up to Bob to manually send that payment, and in most cases that volunteering just wouldnβt happen.
This has led to cases of NFT royalties not being honoured when NFTs minted on one platform are sold on another.
Why are things like this? Because there wasnβt a great way to enforce NFT royalties at the smart contract level until now.
We are doing all this for you so that you don't have to worry about anything. Just enable/disable enforcement in the dashboard.
Check more at https://nfts2me.com/#why-choose-us
