Frequently Asked Questions

The process is simple: 1. Create an account on the XECHO Platform 2. Upload your track files (we support all major audio formats) - follow the guidelines provided 3. Add metadata: title, artist name, genre, mood tags, album art 4. Your track is automatically tokenized as a DOT on the blockchain 5. Release it globally—your music is live and streamable in minutes

XECHO uses smart contracts to automate royalty payments: - When a listener streams your track, the smart contract automatically triggers and register it - Royalties go directly to your wallet with no traditional delays - All transactions are transparent and verifiable on the blockchain - No hidden fees or mysterious deductions - You can track every stream and payment in real-time through your analytics dashboard

Unlike traditional platforms that take 30-70% of earnings, XECHO operates on a minimal fee structure to cover blockchain transaction costs and platform maintenance. The vast majority of revenue goes directly to artists. Specific percentages will be detailed in your artist agreement, but our model ensures creators receive fair compensation for their work.

Yes, as long as you own the rights to your music. XECHO gives you another distribution channel while maintaining compatibility with your existing strategy. Many artists will be able to use XECHO alongside traditional platforms to maximize reach and revenue.

The XECHO Platform offers comprehensive analytics: - **Real-time streaming data**: See who's listening and where - **Fan demographics**: Understand your audience by location, listening habits, and engagement - **Molecular-level music analysis**: Algorithmic insights into sonic characteristics, structural elements, and emotional signatures - **Predictive performance models**: Anticipate audience behavior and streaming patterns - **Revenue tracking**: Complete transparency on earnings with verifiable on-chain records - **Engagement metrics**: Track playlist additions, shares, and fan interactions

Our advanced tagging system goes beyond basic genre categories. Mood tags help listeners discover music based on emotional context and atmosphere—not just style. This deeper categorization improves discovery and helps your music reach audiences who will genuinely appreciate it, without relying on corporate playlist gatekeepers.