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Amari Market is a curated NFT marketplace on XPR Network for digital art and music. Independent artists and musicians launch hand-reviewed collections and albums, and collectors buy, sell, and trade them with instant, near-zero-fee settlement.
XPR Network settles transactions in under a second for a fraction of a cent, and uses human-readable account names instead of long wallet addresses. That means buying and trading resellable items happens without high gas fees quietly taxing every trade.
Yes — you sign in with WebAuth, the free official wallet for XPR Network, available on iOS, Android, and the web. There are no browser extensions to install and no seed phrases to memorize; you approve each action with a prompt in the app.
XMD (Metal Dollar) is the stablecoin Amari Market settles in. Prices, purchases, and payouts are all denominated in XMD, so you fund your WebAuth account with it before buying. Our Insights guides walk you through onramping and minting XMD step by step.
Connect your WebAuth wallet, open any listed item, and click Buy. Approve the transaction in WebAuth and the asset transfers to your account within seconds — no waiting for confirmations.
Network fees on XPR Network are a fraction of a cent, so what you pay is essentially the listing price in XMD plus any creator royalty set on the collection. There are no surprise gas spikes.
Most items are real on-chain NFTs you can re-list on the secondary market at any time, including art and 1:1 albums — when they resell, the original creator earns their royalty automatically. The exception is collectible-album NFTs, which are soulbound (non-transferable) so they can't be resold; every fan buys their own directly from the artist.
Listings are denominated in XMD, which tracks the US dollar as a stablecoin, so a price reads roughly the same as its dollar value. We display XMD amounts throughout so labels always match the token you actually pay in.
A 1:1 album is a single, one-of-a-kind NFT — only one collector can own the entire album, and they can resell it. A collectible album mints a collectible NFT to every buyer, each of which unlocks full playback and downloads, so any number of fans can own access. Those collectibles are soulbound (non-transferable), so each fan buys their own.
Both album types unlock full-quality streaming and downloads of every track for as long as you hold the NFT. A 1:1 album also makes you the sole owner of a collectible you can resell; a collectible-album NFT is your personal, soulbound key to the music that stays with you.
A 1:1 album NFT is tradable on the secondary market — list it any time and the artist earns their royalty on the resale. Collectible-album NFTs are soulbound, so they can't be resold; to gain access, each fan buys their own collectible directly from the artist.
Amari is curated, so new creators start with a short listing enquiry. Tell us about your work and our team reviews it and reaches out with next steps. Once approved, you can mint art collections and release albums directly from your account.
Curation is what keeps the marketplace worth browsing. Reviewing collections protects collectors from spam and copycats, and it means genuine work gets the visibility it deserves rather than being buried.
You set a royalty percentage when you create a collection, and you earn it automatically on every secondary sale. Primary sales and royalties are paid to your account in XMD, and low network fees mean you keep more of every sale.
Yes. Every item is an AtomicAssets NFT held directly in your own WebAuth account on XPR Network. Amari is non-custodial — we never hold your assets or funds, and you can transfer or resell them whenever you like.
No. Your NFTs and balances live in your wallet, not on our servers. You approve every transaction yourself in WebAuth, so you stay in full control of your collection at all times.