Wallet-native attribution
A SIWE signature proves the connected wallet approved the claim. That makes an audio proof portable across apps, marketplaces, and communities that already understand Ethereum wallets.
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SonoSig helps creators attach wallet-signed provenance to audio files, making attribution easier to verify as music moves across collaborators, platforms, and licensing workflows.
Read the FAQAudio provenance
SonoSig helps creators attach a verifiable wallet claim to audio so attribution can survive ordinary sharing, exports, and platform changes.
A SIWE signature proves the connected wallet approved the claim. That makes an audio proof portable across apps, marketplaces, and communities that already understand Ethereum wallets.
SonoSig encodes proof data into the audio output instead of relying only on filenames, ID3 tags, or platform metadata that can be stripped during upload, export, or sharing.
Verification can compare the embedded proof with the signed wallet message and audio fingerprint. If the file or claim changes, the proof should no longer match.
Encoding and verification run in the browser. Your source audio does not need to be uploaded just to create or inspect a proof.
Creators can mark demos, stems, mixes, and previews at the moment they are shared, before publishing, distribution, or catalog registration is complete.
A wallet can connect to ENS, collectives, label accounts, onchain releases, or licensing workflows, so the same proof can plug into broader creator infrastructure.
Encode tracks before sending them to collaborators, A&R, playlist curators, clients, or press. The proof helps show who originated the file and when it was signed.
Mark individual assets so they keep a creator or rights-holder link after they are downloaded, renamed, imported into a DAW, or passed between teams.
Attach a wallet-backed claim to review copies used in film, game, ad, and creator licensing workflows, where files often move outside one platform.
Let buyers, collectors, and community members verify that a track was signed by the expected wallet before they trust a listing or claim.
Mark source audio, generated variations, or approved remixes so downstream listeners can distinguish authorized work from lookalike files.
A SonoSig proof is not a copyright registration by itself, but it can support a timeline by pairing a signed wallet claim with a specific audio file.