BeatSwap has rolled out a new pre-funding mechanism aimed at supporting intellectual property real-world assets through a vault-to-earn model.
The platform said the V2E mechanism enables users to reserve funds in a vault to unlock IP rights or future RWA access for upfront incentives.
BeatSwap positioned the launch as a response to inefficiencies in the creator economy’s existing financial infrastructure.
The company said creators and users continue to face delayed payments, unclear ownership verification and limited early-stage funding options.
By bringing creative IP onchain, BeatSwap aims to improve transparency around rights ownership and revenue distribution.
Its licensing-to-earn framework already rewards users based on actual IP usage within the ecosystem.
The newly introduced V2E model focuses on financing IP assets before revenue generation begins.
Under the system, users pre-fund IP assets instead of waiting for royalties to accrue gradually.
BeatSwap said this approach allows participants to receive incentives upfront rather than relying solely on passive yields.