Sign the Split Sheet Before the Session Ends
24 July 2026 · Rights Desk · 6 min read
Most royalty disputes are not theft. They are memory. Six people in a room, everybody agrees on the vibe, nobody writes down the percentages, and two years later the song charts.
The Rights engine in ReggaeVerse OS separates master and publishing splits, requires each side to total 100%, and sends every named contributor an in-app request. Nothing locks until everyone accepts.
Once a sheet reaches agreed status it locks and publishes public credits on the release page — names and roles only. Percentages stay private between the participants. If something changes, the owner can reopen the sheet: agreements reset, credits are withdrawn, and the negotiation starts clean.
Rule of thumb: if a voice, a lyric or a played part ended up on the record, it belongs on the sheet. Sign it before the session ends.