Buys 30 days
Uses 20. Ten leftover days are split, locked, and listed. Alice cannot use the listed NFT.
How leftover time moves.
A marketplace for unused digital-service time. The NFT is not a collectible — it is the entitlement the provider honors.
From leftover to live access
NFT
Ownership moves
0.008 ETH
Buys 10 days
Pays the list price. Token ownership changes. The mock provider provisions Bob — not a collectible, an access right.
01
Buy
Exact days, not the full package.
02
Use
Time burns against the NFT.
03
Split
Detach leftover duration.
04
Lock
Listed tokens cannot be used.
05
List
5% platform · 5% provider · 90% you.
06
Resell
A buyer pays ETH on-chain.
07
Transfer
Owner updates from the ledger.
08
Provision
Mock provider grants access.
01
Buy only what you need
Pick a service and a duration. Pay ETH for that window — not the provider's 30-day default.
02
Or buy a normal package
Need the full month? Take the direct package. Same NFT, same rules.
03
Lock leftover time
If you stop early, lock remaining duration in SplitX. Usage freezes for you.
04
Tokenize the entitlement
The NFT is the access right. Split it if you only want to sell part of the remainder.
05
List it
Approve the NFT, then list. Platform 5% · Provider 5% · Seller 90%.
06
Someone buys
A buyer pays the list price. The listing closes.
07
Ownership transfers on-chain
Token ID, owner, and status come from the ledger — never from local React guesses.
08
Provider adapter provisions
The mock provider grants the new owner access and revokes the seller. Demo providers only.
Coming soon
No fake scores. When the chain exposes history, we will surface successful transactions, verified providers, and marketplace activity.