Listing on R47 does not hand your work to R47. This page says, plainly, what stays in your hands — and what would happen to it if R47 ever closed.
Draft, pending legal review
When you list a work, you upload the original file. R47 stores that file in full quality, exactly as you sent it. The pages of the site show smaller copies so they load quickly; the original is kept whole, and it is the file a buyer receives. Listing a work gives R47 the right to display and deliver it — nothing more. The copyright stays with you.
Each work is minted as a token (ERC-721 on Base) at its first sale, and sales are paid to your own wallet — ETH, USDC or USDT, chosen by you. R47 never holds your keys, and collectors hold their works in their own wallets. A work sold on R47 does not live on R47’s servers; it lives in the owner’s wallet, on the chain, where it stays whatever happens to this site.
You can export your works and their details whenever you like, without asking and without a fee. In this demonstration the export lives in the artist studio — the “Export my works” button downloads a file with your profile and every work you have listed in the demo, including titles, prices, editions and process labels. At launch, the same export will cover your original files and your full sales and provenance records.
We would rather write this down now than improvise later. If R47 were ever to close, our plan is: works already sold are unaffected — they sit in their owners’ wallets, not with us. Artists would be able to download their original files and records during a wind-down period before the site goes dark, and we would say so plainly, in good time, on this page and by email. We are not promising a service we cannot pay for: no perpetual archive, no guaranteed buy-back, no custodian of last resort. What we are promising is the honest version — your files back, your records exported, and no surprises.
This page is a draft, pending legal review. It describes how R47 is being built; the binding terms will be published before launch.
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
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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.