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Curate your asset inventory
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Syndicate when ready.

Your assets are yours. But how does anyone know?

Treasury was formed by creators for creators, to assist you in managing your assets for spatial computing development and other digital environment, film/TV, design, and metaverse use.

Treasury tools enable creators to archive and fingerprint their assets and syndicate them through secure licensing and distribution pipelines to trusted builders in monitored environments – while also managing ongoing archival (unsyndicated) and syndicated assets once registered.

Creators don't need to syndicate their assets to use the Treasury Registery – using the Registry only for fingerprinting, to ensure that assets aren't stolen, is available to all Creators.

The three main functions of of the Treasury Registry are:

List Batch scenes into lists, qualify your asset inventory. Assets are not uploaded.

Register Define scenes, upload key assets for fingerprinting and archiving. Assets are only visible in your private archive, fingerprints are published for monitoring.

Syndicate Package your assets for controlled licensing. Assets are visible in attached marketplaces and platforms. Make your assets private again at any time.

Registry of scenes via Treasury is based on pioneering morphological signature-based registry and verification protocol, current in its initial stage.

The Treasury Morphological Signature project is an initiative led by leaders in the design and creative technology industries to ensure the Treasury Registry is based on the most secure and innovative fingerprinting methods.

Syndication of scenes via Treasury is based on Treasury's industry-standard Treasury Creator Contract, a comprehensive framework for asset licensing and creator protections, which may be used for free independently of Treasury – or used via the Registry for seamless, and cost-free asset registry and distribution.

The Treasury Creator Contract project is led by leaders in international contract and IP law, to ensure the Treasury Registry is based on the most robust and reliable licensing framework available in law.