FAQ

 Feeturre is a creator marketplace and entertainment ecosystem built on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). It’s designed to help creators, supporters, and brands exchange value through a modern, creator-first platform that combines multiple monetization channels in one place: Instant Downloads, Skill for Hire, NFTs, Collabathons, and Stream (a music streaming platform with creator payouts). 

Feeturre is built around the idea that creators should earn more directly, with less friction, and with faster settlement than traditional systems. XRPL provides the blockchain settlement layer, while Feeturre provides the marketplace, discovery, content flow, escrow protections, and user experience. 

 Feeturre supports three core user types: 

• Creators: sell digital products, offer paid services, mint NFTs, compete in Collabathons, and earn streaming payouts.
• Supporters / Fans: buy downloads, purchase services, collect NFTs, and support creators.
• Brands: host Collabathons, sponsor prizes, discover talent, and collaborate with creators at scale.

Feeturre is intended for global participation, but availability may vary depending on local laws and compliance requirements in specific jurisdictions.
 

 No. Feeturre is designed for both beginners and advanced users. Most users can participate without managing seed phrases or learning how to sign blockchain transactions manually. The platform provides a secure custodial wallet system so the marketplace functions like a modern app while still benefiting from XRPL’s speed, transparency, and low transaction costs. 

• Creating an account generally includes:
  1. Sign up with email + password
  2. Accept the Terms & Privacy Policy
  3. Choose your role (Creator / Supporter / Brand)
  4. Complete your profile and marketplace setup
  5. Use the Wallet section (including the XFEE Wallet flyout) to enable token access and purchases where needed

Feeturre is built to support global users. However, certain jurisdictions may be restricted due to laws related to digital assets, payments, or compliance requirements. Feeturre may apply geographic restrictions where necessary. 

Yes. Feeturre is designed to work smoothly across desktop and mobile browsers.

Yes. Feeturre uses the XRP Ledger as its primary blockchain settlement layer. XRPL is designed for fast, low-cost transfers and provides a transparent ledger record for transactions.

Feeturre uses a custodial wallet model to simplify blockchain transactions. Instead of requiring every user to manage private keys and sign transactions manually, Feeturre provides a secure system where users can initiate actions through the interface, and blockchain transactions are executed securely through the platform’s payment infrastructure. 

This approach is commonly used to: 

• Reduce user errors and lost keys
• Improve onboarding and UX
• Enable escrow and marketplace flows that require conditional settlement
• Keep transactions fast, consistent, and reliable for users

 Yes. Feeturre provides a custodial wallet system where wallets and private keys are securely managed by the platform’s payment server in a custodial capacity. 

Important clarification: 

• Users retain beneficial ownership of their assets (the funds are yours).
• Feeturre controls the key management and transaction execution infrastructure so transactions can be processed securely and consistently.

 Feeturre does not officially support connecting Xaman inside the Feeturre platform at this time. 

However, because Xaman supports all tokens on the XRP Ledger, and Feeturre uses the $FEE token on XRPL, users can still hold, view, and trade $FEE externally using Xaman outside of Feeturre. 

So: 

• Inside Feeturre: custodial wallet architecture
• Outside Feeturre: Xaman can be used because it supports XRPL tokens including $FEE

$FEE is Feeturre’s utility token used across the marketplace and ecosystem. It powers transactions, enables participation in platform activity, and supports the token-based value layer behind Feeturre’s creator-first economy. 

You can buy $FEE directly inside Feeturre through the XFEE Wallet experience. 

Step-by-step buying flow: 

• Click the Wallet icon
• Open the XFEE Wallet flyout
• Create wallet (if you haven’t yet)
• After wallet creation, click the XFEE Wallet icon again
• This will take you to the XFEE Wallet page
• Enter the USD value of the token you wish to purchase
• Connect your bank details to complete the purchase

You can also update your bank details anytime in the Settings section of the website.

Important payment clarification:
 

• Fiat (USD) is used only for buying and selling tokens
• All marketplace transactions require $FEE token (not fiat)

Token gating means certain features, tiers, benefits, or permissions may require holding a minimum amount of $FEE. This allows Feeturre to create tiered access and reward participation across the ecosystem.

Thresholds vary depending on your role (Supporter, Creator, Brand) and your tier level. Feeturre publishes and updates thresholds in the platform’s tier guide. Thresholds may evolve over time as new features are added and the ecosystem scales.

Yes — users retain beneficial ownership of their funds and control how they use them through the platform: 

• When you buy or sell
• Whether you withdraw
• Your listings, pricing, and marketplace decisions
• Your participation in features like downloads, services, NFTs, or contests

Feeturre controls the secure custody infrastructure (key storage and transaction signing) to provide a reliable and safe marketplace experience.
 

 Yes. Feeturre supports withdrawals to external XRPL wallets through the platform’s withdrawal flow. Some withdrawals may require verification or compliance checks depending on region, volume, and policy requirements. 

In the custodial model, Feeturre holds private keys securely through a dedicated payment server. Private keys are not stored on the public-facing web server and are not exposed to users through the UI. 

Funds remain on-chain on the XRP Ledger. Feeturre maintains internal records for order history, escrow status, and account activity, but on-chain settlement and wallet balances occur through XRPL transactions. 

 Stream is Feeturre’s music streaming platform where creators can upload their original audio creations and earn $FEE token payouts per second they are played. 

Stream is designed around a creator-first payout model: 

• Listeners stream music normally
• Playback duration is measured
• The Feeturre treasury issues micropayments to creators based on time streamed
• Creators earn in $FEE while their work is actively consumed

 Stream payouts come from the Feeturre treasury, not from fans directly. As music is streamed, the platform calculates eligible playtime and issues payouts to the creator based on the platform’s streaming rate. 

Feeturre may require certain conditions for eligibility (such as meeting minimum platform requirements) and may adjust treasury policies as the platform scales. 

The current payout rate is: 

0.00014 $FEE per second streamed 

 Yes. Stream payout rates may be updated from the backend at any time. This flexibility allows Feeturre to adapt payout strategy to treasury sustainability, platform growth, and ecosystem economics. 

Yes. Stream is designed so users can listen without needing to purchase downloads or services. 

 Instant Downloads are digital content sold for immediate download. These purchases grant non-exclusive licenses, meaning: 

• The same content may be resold multiple times to many different users
• Creators keep ownership of the underlying work
• Buyers receive usage rights under the license terms, but do not receive exclusivity unless explicitly offered elsewhere

Instant Downloads are designed to help creators earn repeatedly from scalable digital assets.
 

 Instant Downloads support digital assets such as: 

• Audio (beats, stems, hooks, vocals, sound packs, etc.)
• Video (visual loops, edits, short-form media, etc.)
• Graphics (cover art, design assets, templates, animations, etc.)

 Skill for Hire is Feeturre’s custom services marketplace where creators offer exclusive services such as custom work, collaborations, or deliverables that can include full or partial exclusivity rights, depending on the listing terms. 

Skill for Hire is meant for high-touch creator work like: 

• Custom verses/hooks
• Custom production
• Graphic design packages
• Video edits
• Brand collaborations
• Influencer-driven promotional work

Each listing defines scope, turnaround time, and whether revisions are included.
 

 Throughout Feeturre, creators can sell under three primary categories: 

Audio — music and sound deliverables
Visual — video and graphic deliverables
Influence — shoutouts, promos, sponsored posts, content amplification, and other influence-based services 

This structure allows creators to monetize both creative output and audience reach. 

 Feeturre supports NFTs that provide on-chain ownership of digital media. Supported NFT types include: 

• Audio NFTs
• Video NFTs
• Audio Album NFTs (album-style drops)

NFTs are designed for collecting, reselling, and ownership proof recorded on-chain.
 

 Yes. NFTs can be resold on the secondary market where supported, and secondary sale fee rules apply. 

 Collabathons are digital contests and showcases hosted by a Brand or Creator on Feeturre. 

Core structure: 

• Collabathons cost a $25 host fee to create (non-refundable)
• The host selects a judging panel, defines rules/guidelines, and sets prizes
• Participants enter and submit work according to the challenge requirements
• After the completion date, winners are released and the system distributes funds accordingly
• Feeturre retains 2% of the prize pool

Collabathons are designed as a competitive way for creators to gain exposure, prove talent, and win prize pools.
 

 Collabathons follow a defined lifecycle: 

1. Host creates the Collabathon and sets requirements
2. Participants enter and submit content
3. Judging panel reviews submissions
4. On the completion date / results date, winners are finalized
5. The system executes the prize distribution flow

 To host: 

• Pay the $25 host fee (non-refundable)
• Create challenge rules, judging panel, prizes, and entry requirements
• Choose the completion date and results date (if separated)
• Fund the prize pool (which is held and distributed through escrow logic)

 Creators enter Collabathons by purchasing an NFT Ticket Entry. After purchasing the entry: 

• Participants can download the host’s provided content
• Participants upload their performances/submissions to the Collabathon page
• Entries are judged based on the host’s rules
• Winners receive allocations from the prize pool

This NFT ticket model provides clearer validation of entry and participation.
 

 Creators can earn through: 

• Instant Downloads (repeatable non-exclusive digital sales)
• Skill for Hire (custom exclusive work and collaborations)
• NFTs (primary sales and secondary resale mechanics)
• Collabathons (winning prize pools)
• Stream (per-second treasury micropayments)

Feeturre charges transparent platform fees, depending on the feature: 

1. Instant Downloads: 10% from the seller
2. Skill for Hire: tiered fee paid by the buyer (1.5%–5%)
3. Collabathons: $25 host fee + 2% of prize pool
4. NFTs: 2.5% on all sales 
   • Secondary resell: 1% to original seller and 2.5% to treasury 

 Instant Downloads charge 10% from the seller at the time of sale. 

 Skill for Hire fees are paid by the buyer using this tiered model: 

• $1,000 and under → 5%
• $1,001–$5,000 → 4%
• $5,001–$25,000 → 3%
• $25,001–$50,000 → 2.5%
• $50,001+ → 1.5%

 The buyer pays the Skill for Hire fee. 

Feeturre does not charge hidden platform fees. However, users should understand that fiat on-ramps and off-ramps (for example, moving money between Stripe and a bank account) can include Stripe merchant processing fees, which may be up to approximately 3.5%, depending on region, payment method, and provider rules. 

These fees are charged by third-party payment processors, not by Feeturre’s marketplace fee structure. 

 NFT sales include a 2.5% fee on sales through the platform. 

On secondary resale: 

• 1% goes to the original seller
• 2.5% goes to the treasury

The host pays a $25 fee to create a Collabathon. This host fee is non-refundable. 

Feeturre retains 2% of the prize pool. 

When a transaction is finalized (service approved, contest winners selected, etc.), the payment server executes settlement transactions on XRPL. The marketplace records key details for traceability such as: 

• Booking reference
• Escrow transaction hash
• Release transaction hash
• Status history and approval timeline

Payout timing depends on the type of payout: 

A) Skill for Hire + Instant Downloads (in $FEE token):
Once a Skill for Hire is approved by the buyer, settlement happens very quickly. XRPL confirms transactions in under ~3 seconds, and the network costs are extremely low (measured in drops), making transfers fast and affordable even at high volumes. 

B) Collabathons:
Collabathons include a Results Date. On that date, winners are chosen and the prize distribution process runs according to the prize structure and escrow logic. 

C) Fiat withdrawals to a bank account (token → USD):
If you’re converting from crypto/token value into USD and withdrawing to a bank account, payout time follows standard banking timelines, which can vary by region and payment rail. 

 Feeturre uses a security-first custodial design: 

• Private keys are not stored on the public web server
• Transactions are signed on a dedicated payment server
• Access is restricted with authentication, firewall rules, and monitoring
• System activity is logged for audit trails

Private keys are stored on an isolated payment server with restricted access controls, encryption, and secure transaction signing workflows. Only authorized services can request signing, and sensitive wallet data is not exposed through the public-facing application. 

Feeturre uses layered security to reduce risk, but like any platform, no system is completely risk-free. The architecture is designed to minimize exposure by isolating key storage and limiting signing to authenticated requests. Feeturre maintains operational security practices, monitoring, and audit trails to support incident response. 

The Feeturre treasury is managed by the platform for ecosystem operations, including Stream payouts and other incentive structures, under internal controls and treasury policy decisions. 

 Currently, Feeturre operates as a hybrid model: 

• Marketplace logic and custody are platform-managed
• Transactions settle on the decentralized XRP Ledger

Feeturre’s long-term vision is to become a fully decentralized entertainment platform powered by the Internet of Value, with DAO participation that allows creators to play a role in ecosystem direction and governance.
 

XRPL secures transactions through decentralized consensus and validator-based confirmation. Once a transaction is confirmed, it is recorded on the ledger and becomes part of the immutable transaction history. 

Yes. Feeturre plans to expand into its own XFEE Creator Chain in the future and create a DAO using an XFEE token. These are future, evolving plans (hypothetical today), with the long-term goal of building a fully decentralized marketplace that empowers creators worldwide. 

Governance will evolve as the platform scales. Feeturre’s roadmap includes progressive steps toward decentralization, including creator participation in governance and DAO-style decision making, while maintaining security and stability as the ecosystem grows. 

 Tutorials and guides are available in the Feeturre Resources Center. 

You can get help in three primary places: 

• Feeturre Discord (community support, announcements, and discussions)
• Resources Center (guides, how-tos, and documentation)
• Sophia, Feeturre’s friendly AI chatbot for quick answers and navigation help

You can contact Feeturre directly by scrolling to the footer and clicking Contact Us, then filling out the contact form. The support team reviews inquiries and responds as quickly as possible. 

 Yes. Feeturre provides community channels including Discord for creators, supporters, and brands to connect, collaborate, and stay updated. 

Escrow is used to protect transactions where delivery, acceptance, or results matter. Instead of paying out instantly, escrow holds funds until conditions are satisfied, such as: 

• the buyer approves the completed work, or
• the contest results are finalized, or
• a refund/dispute decision is made

This structure protects both parties and helps enforce fair settlement.
 

Escrow funds are held in a dedicated escrow wallet on the XRP Ledger, controlled through Feeturre’s secure payment server. Funds remain on-chain and are segregated from operational spending wallets. 

Feeturre controls escrow funds only for the purpose of executing the platform’s escrow rules (release, refund, settlement). The escrow wallet is managed on the private payment server; keys are not exposed to the public marketplace server. 

Escrow funds are released when predefined conditions are met, such as: 

• buyer approval of completed Skill for Hire work
• platform verification of delivery
• Collabathon results finalized on the results date
• refund criteria triggered
• dispute outcome determined

 Dispute handling depends on whether the seller offered revisions: 

• Disputes are only reviewable if the seller provided revisions.
• Skill for Hire listings with 0 revisions are non-disputable, except for one key exception:
  If the seller did not provide the scope of work clearly outlined in the Feeturre listing, the platform may review the case to ensure the agreed deliverables were actually provided.

This keeps expectations clear, discourages abuse, and protects both sides.
 

 No. Escrow funds are intended for settlement only and are not used for operations. 

Yes. Escrow deposits and releases are executed as XRPL transactions and are traceable using transaction hashes stored in the platform records.