One wallet. Sub-wallets for everything you promote.
Ring-fence budget per artist, per product, per event - with escrow holds that make every commitment visible and every release accountable.
Sub-wallet budgeting
Every artist and every asset gets its own wallet - so a label ring-fences per artist and a brand per launch, with clean ledgers each.
Escrow you can audit
Every hold and release is on the ledger, timestamped, with the offer it belongs to. Committed money is blocked - a campaign cannot overspend.
Team permissions
Who can fund, who can assign, who can approve - role by role, member by member, down to individual campaigns.
Multi-currency display
See everything in the currency you work in; settle consistently, with conversions recorded line by line.
Escrow protects both sides
When an offer is sent, its full amount is reserved - the brand can't overspend it, and the creator can see it's real. The money releases only when the work is proven and approved. Buyers never pay for work that didn't happen. Creators never chase invoices for work that did.
That's not a feature. That's the trust layer the creator economy has been missing.
- 1FundCard, wire, or capital draw - finance team only.
- 2AssignMove budget to artist and asset sub-wallets - managers with permission.
- 3HoldSending an offer reserves its price in escrow - automatically.
- 4ReleaseApproval - and only approval - moves money to the creator.
Wallet
Previewcard · wire · capital$96,300
artist sub-wallet$22,000
product sub-wallet$31,500
19 open offers$31,400
No. Committed funds are blocked the moment an offer goes out - the available balance already reflects every promise you've made.
Only members whose role allows it - funding, assigning, and approving are separate permissions you grant per person.
It returns to the wallet automatically, on the ledger, with the reason recorded.
Every dollar accounted for. Before, during, and after.
Sub-wallets, escrow holds, and a ledger your finance team will actually trust.
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