Syndication
Creators own their own assets, even when registered using the Treasury registry protocol. Treasury doesn't supervise asset registry, but does monitor digital environments for registered assets.
Creators are always free to sell, license, or syndicate their own assets— to make them widely available for licensed use themselves—or to use the Treasury syndication platform.
Typically self-syndication would require:
Distribution Making assets available to users in the correct form
Contracting Ensuring legal setup for third-party asset use and managing disputes
IP Recovery Guarding against pirated use of assets and seeking remedies
Treasury syndication helps creators make their assets available for third-party use while saving costs and adding benefits. Successful licensing incurs a small syndication fee.
Asset Server
Treasury distributes your assets in optimized formats via secure servers.
Taxonomization
Treasury supports enhanced taxonomy for greater discoverability.
Discovery Tools
Treasury offers a Discovery Engine for both web use and platform integration.
Free Commissioning
Treasury provides free commissioning of new assets to builders.
Usage Analysis
Treasury monitors deployment of assets to protect use and assess value.
Fingerprint Scanning
Treasury works with platforms to scan for unlicensed asset use.
Backsyndication
Treasury includes syndication of new requests back to original creators.
Activation
Treasury enables community-based engagement and curation of assets.
Partnerships
Treasury helps build creative, technical, and commercial partnerships.