R stands for Reborn. 47 is the age our founder, Kenny Wu, was reborn as an artist.
R47 began with a simple frustration: digital art is serious work, but it is too often sold in places that treat it as a speculation first and an artwork second. R47 is the opposite — a serious home for digital art, built for artists.
Artists list their own work, connect their own wallet, and sell directly to collectors. Every work carries an honest label for how it was made — digital painting, AI-assisted, generative, 3D render — because the process is part of the work, and collectors deserve to know it.
Collectors buy with ETH, USDC, USDT or a card, and hold their works in their own wallets, with the full price history and provenance of each piece kept in the open. When a work is resold, the artist earns a royalty — by default 10%, set by the artist — because a work should keep providing for the person who made it.
An artist platform and marketplace for digital art. Open listings, light curation, plain fees: 10% on primary sales, 2.5% on resales, nothing hidden, nothing added at checkout except card processing at cost. The full fee table is on the support page.
R47 is currently in demonstration. At launch, nothing about the numbers above changes without being stated plainly, here, first.
Demo
At launch you will connect your own wallet — MetaMask, Rainbow or any WalletConnect wallet. R47 never holds your keys. In this demo, a demonstration wallet is used.
No wallet connected.
Make an offer
Checkout — step 1 of 2
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Crypto payments carry no extra R47 fee; network gas only. Card processing is at cost — about 2.9% + $0.30, paid by the buyer — and shown as its own line at review.
List for resale
Fixed price. The artist royalty and the R47 resale fee come out of your proceeds — the buyer never pays more than your price.