Frequently Asked Questions

Dreamster is a global music ownership platform where fans purchase Digital Music Albums (DMAs) directly from verified artists and labels. It is not a streaming service — it is a music ownership platform.

No. Dreamster is not a streaming platform. You are not paying to rent access to music. You are buying ownership of a Digital Music Album (DMA).

A DMA is an official, blockchain-verified album or single release. When you purchase a DMA, you own a copy of that Digital Music Album.

You own digital music copies—not copyright or an investment. Listen offline, build playlists, access included artist perks, transfer copies for free, or sell them back under the platform’s terms. Access moves with each copy.

Dreamster Radio is now live at https://app.dreamster.io/app/. Listen free to discover music. Dreamster Music, the DMA platform at https://music.dreamster.io, is where you own it.

No. Dreamster Radio offers free DMA discovery, podcasts, artist interviews, and shows. Buy and manage owned copies, playlists, transfers, perks, and sell-backs on Dreamster Music. Radio listening does not give you ownership.

No. Dreamster Radio is completely free, 24/7. If you hear a song you love, head to the DMA platform to own it.

No. Dreamster is designed for Web2 simplicity. You sign up with email and buy music using a debit or credit card.

No. Everything works behind the scenes. Blockchain is under the hood.

Create a free account, browse releases, and choose how many copies to buy. Pay with Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Cash App. Check the current price and any fees before confirming.

No. It is as simple as buying something online.

Yes. Dreamster works globally and across devices.

No. All artists must be verified.

Artists must complete standard KYC (Know Your Customer) identity verification.

To ensure legitimacy, prevent fraud, and confirm rights ownership.

Yes. Artists must own 100% of their master recording or have written authorization.

The label must legally own or control the master rights.

Yes. Dreamster is legally registered in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Yes. Dreamster operates under applicable U.S. regulations and stablecoin payment frameworks under the GENIUS Act.

Yes. You can buy as many copies as you want.

Choose a quantity of copies and review the total at checkout. Prices increase with purchases, so multiple copies may not all cost the same amount.

Keep copies for yourself and gift others to friends with free Dreamster accounts. Transfers are free; recipients own the copies and receive their included listening access and perks. More copies do not guarantee gains or extra perks.

No. You are buying music ownership units — not equity, not securities, not shares. DMAs are music access products, not financial instruments.

No. Price adjusts gradually based on platform activity as more copies are purchased.

Every release starts at $1.00. Dreamster’s patent-pending pricing technology increases the price as copies are purchased; artists cannot set their own price. Check the current checkout price before buying.

No. Price adjustments are gradual and structured.

Yes. Ownership allows unlimited listening access within your account.

Find owned music in your Dreamster Music library, organize it into playlists, and listen offline. No listening subscription is required.

Send owned copies to someone with a free Dreamster account. The platform covers the transfer fee. Ownership, listening access, and included perks move to the recipient, subject to release terms. Keep another copy to retain your own access. Transfers cannot be undone.

No. Once sold, ownership transfers and listening access ends.

Benefits may include unreleased music, venue access, merchandise discounts, concert access, backstage experiences, and brand partnership perks.

Every user has a Benefits Page for each album owned.

Ownership unlocks the perks listed for that release. Availability, eligibility, and redemption terms apply; not every release includes the same experiences.

No. Artists customize benefits per release.

Yes. Owning a DMA gives you ongoing access to artist-set perks — such as unreleased music, event access, and merchandise offers — for as long as you hold it.

Artists customize perks per release. Examples include concert access, backstage experiences, unreleased tracks, and merchandise discounts.

No. Perks are set by artists and subject to availability. Dreamster does not guarantee any specific perk or financial return.

Yes. You can sell your DMA back to the platform.

Many record stores bought back vinyl and CDs in good condition. Digital copies do not wear out, and Dreamster offers structured sell-back directly to the platform — no buyer search or physical condition grading. Sell-back is calculated as 40% of the current bonding-curve market price, not your original purchase price or a full refund. The amount can rise or fall, and selling a copy ends its listening access and perks.

A higher market price does not mean a full refund. Sell-back is calculated as 40% of the current bonding-curve market price, not your original purchase price. The amount can rise or fall and may be less than you paid. Selling a copy ends its listening access and perks.

Sell-back is calculated as 40% of the current bonding-curve market price, not your original purchase price or a full refund. The amount can rise or fall as that price changes. Selling a copy ends its listening access and perks.

Sell-back is processed within normal platform operating conditions. No specific liquidity or timing is guaranteed.

Artists earn 40% of every transaction. Artists and fans can request cash-outs to a bank account daily; bank processing times vary.

Yes. Artists can request daily bank cash-outs; bank processing times vary.

Yes. Fans can request daily bank cash-outs of sell-back proceeds. Bank processing times vary. Sell-back pays 40% of the current sale price, not a refund of the original price.

Through stablecoin payment rails compliant with regulatory standards.

No. It is simple and user-friendly.

No. Dreamster works with artists globally.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes. Transactions are recorded on blockchain for transparency.

No. Music files and metadata are locked after minting.

You own your digital copy while you keep it. Selling or transferring that copy ends its listening access and included perks for you.

Artists and labels at every level earn 40% of every transaction, release without fees or subscriptions, and offer fans perks tied to owned music. Dreamster also offers free radio airplay and artist interviews. Daily bank cash-outs are available; processing times vary.

No release fees or subscriptions are required. Use your release budget for marketing instead.

A payout percentage alone does not give fans a reason to buy when they can stream on Apple Music or Spotify. Dreamster offers copies fans own, transfer for free, or sell back, plus included artist perks. Artists earn 40% of every transaction; sales are not guaranteed.

No. Dreamster is for real artists and human-made music.

Visit https://music.dreamster.io to create your free artist account. Complete KYC and master ownership verification before uploading. Dreamster is live for artists and labels worldwide.

Streaming rents access. Dreamster offers ownership.

Ownership gives you listening access, exclusive artist benefits, and the ability to sell back to the platform anytime.

No. It creates a new ownership layer in music.

Yes. Registered in Wyoming and operating under stablecoin regulatory standards.

No. Dreamster created the Digital Music Album (DMA) category separate from NFTs.

No. It operates behind the scenes.

Yes, if they legally control the master recordings.

Music is removed and legal remedies are enforced.

Yes. Dreamster is building a new category of music ownership globally.