Bringing royalties to your portfolio
songs previously unavailable to individual investors. Learn how to invest in Royalty Shares on the JKBX platform.
Investing in music is accessible and simple to get started.
How it all works
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FAQ
The JKBX platform doesn't buy or sell securities. Issuers buy royalty rights from rights holders and then offer those Royalty Shares that correspond to these royalty rights on the JKBX platform.
First, an issuer works with rights holders to identify music assets (including some of the most popular songs and recordings in the world) and secure percentages of the associated royalty rights for purchase. Next, an offering circular describing the Royalty Shares and the underlying music assets is submitted to the SEC for review and qualification. Once the offering circular is qualified by the SEC, the issuer offers the Royalty Shares for sale on the JKBX platform.
- If you are an Artist or Songwriter, please send an email to Creators@JKBX.com.
- If you are a Rights Holder, please send an email to RightsHolder@JKBX.com.
- For all other music-related questions and inquiries, please send an email to Inquiries@JKBX.com.
The simple answer is: When we receive royalties for a specific Royalty Share, we will pay those royalties to the eligible Royalty Share holder on a quarterly basis.
But since royalties can be a little hard to understand at first, here’s more detail to help you understand how royalty payments work.
Royalties come from a variety of providers, each of which has its own distribution schedule. The frequency of when investors will receive royalty payments will ultimately depend on the providers’ accounting schedules.
Our goal at JKBX is to make this complex process seamless, predictable, intuitive, and simple. So while there is typically no one-size-fits-all schedule for royalty payments, there will be for you. We will pay eligible Royalty Share holders all of the royalties received each quarter. There may be quarters where no royalties are received, and other quarters where a lot of royalties are received. That is the nature of the music business.