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# Royalties

## Onchain splits&#x20;

To leverage the blockchain to it's maximum potential, an arbitrary amount of royalty splitting on chain is mandatory.&#x20;

This allows for multiple parties to be paid in real time on sale and resale directly to their crypto wallets.&#x20;

## Limitations of EIP2981

The EIP2981 royalty standard is a valiant first effort towards creating a universal royalty standard. As the NFT industry sits currently, there is no way to enforce royalties across marketplaces.&#x20;

This is for good reason. Users' should be allowed to transfer NFTS between wallets they own. However, it becomes impossible to know if the transfer was indeed a transfer or an OTC sale to another person.&#x20;

As EIP2981 can only specify a single royalty\_info field, it is not robust enough for multi party royalty splits.&#x20;

Our solution incorporate the same smart contracting logic from our initial sales, to allow many different wallet address to receive programmatic royalties on sale and resale.&#x20;