Setting Royalties on NFT Marketplaces
Learn how to set up and receive your royalties on NFT Marketplaces.
EIP-2981 Royalty Standard Smart Contracts created with NiftyKit (as of April 3, 2022) use the EIP-2981 Royalty Standard. EIP-2981 is a standardized way to retrieve royalty payment information for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to enable universal support for royalty payments across all NFT marketplaces and ecosystem participants.
-> https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-2981
OpenSea's Operator Filter are also baked in within the smart contract.
Opensea Contract-level Royalty Metadata
Opensea currently doesn't support the EIP-2981 standard. Royalty Percentages need to be set manually on Opensea. Navigate to the "Collection Editor" on Opensea and adjust the Percentage fee field under Royalties, as shown below.
Blur & LooksRare
To have enforces royalties in Blur and Looksrare, the owner of the collection will have to do this:
Step #1: Go to https://etherscan.io/address/0x9dC5EE2D52d014f8b81D662FA8f4CA525F27cD6b#code
Step #2: Navigate to 4. registerAndSubscribe
Step #3: Fill in details
registrant (address): Input your smart contract address
subscription (address): Input
0x9dC5EE2D52d014f8b81D662FA8f4CA525F27cD6b(This is Blur's filter which includes LooksRare blocking)
Step #4: Click "write" and confirm transaction
This change may take effect within 24 hours.
x2y2
To set your royalties in x2y2, follow the instructions here:
https://docs.x2y2.io/guides/collection-management/manage-your-collection
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