How fxhash uses Splits to send Ethereum fees and royalties where they're supposed to go.

A deep dive into how we re-architected the Splits app for a multichain future.

Splits was perfect in that we could just use these existing contracts off the shelf that were really performant and did exactly what we needed.

We rebuilt the Splits app to be multichain-first, in response to the ongoing surge of L2 activity in the Ethereum ecosystem.

The beauty of crypto-funded music is that you're in complete control of your distribution and can be creative with it. We make it happen with Splits.

Splits launched 2 years ago today. Here's a quick look at we've done since then.

Any piece of technology, we think, should feel magical, and Splits does feel that way...it's really just a seamless procedure to use.

You can now create Swappers on Optimism, Base, and Polygon directly through our app. Try it out at swapper.new.

Metalabel is establishing new ways for creative people to release work together and support one another. In this piece, we’ll explore why Metalabel exists and how it takes advantage of off-the-shelf primitives (like Splits) to operate in a completely new design space.

Today, we're introducing Swapper, a contract that swaps all tokens (ETH or ERC20s) it receives into a predefined output token of your choice. It gives you control over what tokens you receive regardless of what tokens you're sent.

Swapper in a new smart contract that allows you to receive the tokens you want, regardless of what you're sent. In this post, we breakdown the various engineering decisions and tradeoffs that went into designing this contract.

Today we're introducing Liquid Splits. Unlike standard Splits where ownership is controlled, Liquid Splits use NFTs to represent ownership. This gives control of the Split to recipients themselves by allowing shares to be easily transferred, either wholly or partially, to anyone else.

We're excited to introduce Waterfall, a new contract from 0xSplits that allows you to easily define the order in which people get paid. Just like Splits, Waterfalls are composable, gas efficient, and completely free to use, forever.

Over the past few months, the 0xSplits team participated in Songcamp’s Camp Chaos, an 8-week experiment at the edges of music and crypto.

The Vesting Module, a new contract from 0xSplits, releases funds to a mutable Split over a set period of time.

The 0xSplits contracts have been deployed to Polygon. We’re currently building out the subgraph and will be able to support Polygon in the app soon. Until then, you can integrate Splits into your own app by calling the contracts directly.

0xSplits is the protocol for trustless, composable, gas-efficient splits. It’s non-upgradable, completely free to use, and entirely onchain. And today, it’s live on Ethereum!

The 0xSplits protocol is launching soon and we'd love to hear from folks who are planning to integrate the contracts into their product.