Make every layer visible.
Register drums, melody, vocal hooks, and payout wallets with a preset ownership split.
Learn moreRiddim Protocol gives producers, artists, and fans a transparent way to register, license, and support the layers behind African music — with every split recorded on HSK Testnet.
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African music has no reliable mechanical-licensing infrastructure. Riddim turns invisible credit into an open, verifiable link between who contributed what and who gets paid when it earns.
Register drums, melody, vocal hooks, and payout wallets with a preset ownership split.
Learn moreThe AI detection stub flags likely reuse and proposes a licensing transaction for you to confirm.
Learn moreFans tip a track in testnet tokens and the contract routes each contributor their share automatically.
Learn moreAudiomack, Boomplay, and Spotify already host the music. What they lack is a shared, enforceable answer to who owns this beat and who gets paid when it earns. Riddim Protocol drops in as middleware: platforms keep their catalog and player, and route rights and payouts through one onchain registry — so producers get their split automatically, not months later over DM.
Register the original beat and its component owners the moment it's uploaded — the source of truth every later reuse points back to.
Match streaming plays to the riddim they sample, so revenue follows the reuse instead of stopping at the uploader.
Normalize derived-work metadata into one registry every contributor can verify — no more splits sorted out in DMs.
“The future of music rights is not about taking credit. It's about making credit impossible to lose.”RIDDIM PROTOCOL / 2026
Explore the registry on HSK Testnet: register a riddim, license a reuse, consent to a voice clone, or tip a track. Real audio fingerprinting and mainnet deployment come next.