Register an artwork
- 01 Information
- 02 Edition check
- 03 Review
- 04 Payment
- 05 Record
Enter the artwork information.
Only the artist name, title, and year are required. Everything else is optional. Whatever you enter here becomes part of the permanent record — nothing more, nothing less.
No registration fee while payment is being finalized.
Already registered an artwork? Look it up to add another copy.
Finds the on-chain series and fills in the form below from it — switches to Limited edition automatically.
This name and title already exist.
Here's the original registration on file, and any editions already linked to it. If this is genuinely a different piece — different material, different scale, a distinct object — explain why below and it will be registered as a separate, linked edition.
Why is this a new edition? Two records with the same artist and title are usually the same artwork. Explain what makes this one different.
Already-linked editions
Review the exact permanent record.
This is precisely what will be written on the public Solana ledger. There is no separate "internal" version — what you see below is the record.
One exception: a registration timestamp is stamped automatically the moment you confirm below — it isn't shown here because it doesn't exist yet.
View exact record to be permanently written on Solana Blockchain
Payment.
A registration fee will eventually cover the permanent Solana record.
Payment isn't wired up yet, so this step doesn't charge anything. Continuing below submits your record to Solana for real and cannot be undone.
Submitting to Solana…
One moment — this writes the permanent record on-chain.
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Registration record.
This is the real, permanent record — now confirmed on the Solana blockchain.
The Solana account above gives anyone permanent, independent access to this exact record directly on the Solana blockchain. Save it — if it's lost, the record still exists on-chain, but becomes far harder to find. Print both the KORIA Artwork ID and the Solana account on the back of the artwork, and include them in any certificate of authenticity you issue.