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XECHO: Decentralized Music Streaming

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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Overview

XECHO is our decentralized music streaming platform. Its tagline is "The Sound of Change. Empower the Artist. Honor the Listener." Its status is Live for artists, and it runs on its own external site. XECHO belongs to our Streaming Platform department and Multimedia division.

For creators

Creators get:

  • Instant royalty payments: smart contracts distribute royalties when music is streamed.
  • IP protection: music registered on the blockchain with proof of ownership.
  • Real-time analytics: streams, audience and revenue in a Pro Dashboard.
  • Global distribution: delivery infrastructure for listeners worldwide.
  • Direct fan connections: no intermediaries between artist and fans.
  • Smart royalty splits: automatic splits between producers, writers and featured artists.

How publishing works

  1. Create a profile with bio, social links and verification documents.
  2. Upload music: singles, albums or DRIP series, with metadata, artwork and pricing.
  3. Configure royalties: set splits and link each contributor's wallet.
  4. Mint and publish: the music is minted as a Digital Ownership Token and goes live.
  5. Earn and grow: track streams and analytics.

For listeners

  • Premium audio quality, at 320 kbps.
  • AI-powered discovery and smart playlists.
  • Unlimited library storage.
  • Direct artist support with each stream.
  • Decentralized infrastructure, with listening habits kept private.

Listeners create an account with email or Google; no credit card is required to start exploring.

Genres

The platform includes genres such as electronic, hip-hop, rock, jazz, classical and synthwave, "and many more".

Headline figures on the page

XECHO offers 100% ownership for artists, 0% platform cut on royalties, 320 kbps audio and instant payments via blockchain. Please check the XECHO site for the latest details.

  • Studio-X lets artists release directly to XECHO.
  • DOTs are used to mint music as ownership records.

XECHO also has its own documentation project on this site, including a WaveShop page.