The collection sub-page where a creator sets the default secondary-sale policy every token in the collection inherits at go-live. Like claim defaults it is tier-indexed (a default per rarity tier), auto-saves, and is required-valid before Review and frozen at Live — a token cannot go Live without a locked sale policy. In V1 each tier holds one thing: the economic split (project fee + royalties). Restriction states & per-copy limits are V2 (per token). Mirrors claim-defaults-states-gallery. Source: Design Documentation/sale-rules-design-wip.md.
V1 scope: sale defaults carry only the fee distribution (per-tier project fee + royalties). The restriction states (Tradeable / Gift-only / Sale-only / Soulbound) and per-copy sale / transfer limits are V2 — authored per token, gated by the collection’s sale / transfer guards. Source: Design Documentation/sale-rules-design-wip.md.
Part A
The sale-defaults page
The sub-page itself: a per-tier table of the split (fee distribution), and the split editor. Auto-saves; stage persistence lives on the collection bar, not here.
A1Sale defaults — setA collection with sale defaults in place. Each rarity tier has a split (project fee + royalty total) This is a collection sub-page, so it auto-saves — no Save/Discard here; stage persistence (Submit to Review / Publish to Live) lives on the collection bar.
The secondary-sale policy every token inherits at go-live. One default per rarity tier.
Draft
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The marketplace/referrer fee (Toko's, on the Toko marketplace) and the listing currency are not set here — the fee is charged at listing, separate from this split, and currency is the seller's choice when they list. Sale defaults are only the durable, frozen-onto-the-token part.
Per-tier defaults
tiered rarity · 3 tiers
◷ Locks on Live
TierSale split
PatronProject 2% · Royalty 1%
KeeperProject 2% · Royalty 2%
FounderProject 2% · Royalty 3%
A2Split editor — collection defaultOpened from "Edit split" on a tier. A small project fee (up to 2%) plus royalties to Live beneficiaries — ≤ 3% total across any number of beneficiaries —; each royalty is Forever or a frozen schedule. There is deliberately no Toko cut and no referrer field here — those aren't frozen into the token. Secondary caps are lower than primary, so the seller keeps the majority.
Sale split · Founder
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Project fee up to 2%
Cycles / project upkeep. Frozen onto the token at Live.
Royalties ≤ 3% total · any number of beneficiaries · Live beneficiaries only
Riya Anand creator · k1m9…7uvw
Studio Fund beneficiary · b3c2…9pqr
+Add royalty beneficiary (only Live beneficiaries appear)
Total frozen deduction2% + 3% = 5%
Seller keeps ≥ 95% before the referrer fee. The creator must be one of the beneficiaries.
A4Sale defaults — not set yetA Draft collection before sale defaults are configured. Tiers exist (from the rarity system) but have no split. The page is editable in any state, but the collection can't go Live until every tier has a valid split — until then, tiers fall back to the standing default (the default split) so nothing is ever stranded.
Set a split for each tier — a project fee and at least one royalty (the creator). Until you do, tiers use the standing default.
Part A note (not UI) — what isn't here
Sale defaults are the token-frozen half of a sale. Two things deliberately live elsewhere: the marketplace / referrer fee is the facilitator's fee (on the Toko marketplace it goes to Toko — that's how Toko monetises secondary, instead of a token-frozen cut), set at the listing/marketplace layer and deducted at settlement on top of this split; and the listing currency is the seller's choice at list time. Neither is durable per-collection policy, so neither belongs in a collection-wide default. What is here — the economic split and restrictions — travels with every copy after Live.
Part B
Lifecycle & locking
Sale defaults follow the same Draft → Review → Live lifecycle as the collection's other core policy. Editable early, required-valid before Review, frozen at Live.
B1Draft — not yet valid (change required)Being set up. Founder's royalties are 5% (over the 3% cap), so the collection can't be submitted to Review. Everything is editable; each section carries a "Locks on Live" pill so the creator knows it'll freeze later.
Founder royalties total 5% — over the 3% cap. Reduce a beneficiary's share before this collection can move to Review.
Per-tier defaults
◷ Locks on Live
TierSale split
PatronProject 2% · Royalty 1%
KeeperProject 2% · Royalty 2%
FounderProject 2% · Royalty 5% ⚠
B2Review — valid & still editableEvery tier has a valid split (project ≤ 2%, royalties ≤ 3% total, creator a beneficiary), so the collection reached Review. Sale defaults stay editable here — you can still adjust the split — but each section shows it will lock at Live.
All tiers valid. Sale defaults stay editable in Review; they freeze when the collection goes Live.
Per-tier defaults
◷ Locks on Live
TierSale split
PatronProject 2% · Royalty 1%
KeeperProject 2% · Royalty 2%
FounderProject 2% · Royalty 3%
B3Live — locked read-onlyOnce Live, sale defaults are frozen — each token already issued carries its snapshotted locked_sale_policy. No Edit actions; each section shows a "Locked" pill and opens read-only.
Locked. Sale policy is snapshotted onto every issued token at go-live and can't change — settlement and limits depend on it.
Per-tier defaults
🔒 Locked
TierSale split
PatronProject 2% · Royalty 1%🔒 Locked
KeeperProject 2% · Royalty 2%🔒 Locked
FounderProject 2% · Royalty 3%🔒 Locked
B4Stage gates — referenceWhere sale defaults sit in the collection lifecycle. A plain reference table on grey (not UI).
Stage
Editable?
Gate
Draft
Yes — fully editable
Tiers may be unset (fall back to standing default)
Review
Yes — still editable
Required valid: every tier has a valid split (project ≤ 2%, royalties ≤ 3% total, creator a beneficiary)
Live
No — read-only
Frozen: locked_sale_policy snapshotted onto every token; a token can't go Live without it
Part B note (not UI)
Sale defaults follow the same lifecycle as the collection's other core policy (Attributes, Supply, Rarity, Guards, Claim defaults): editable in Draft and Review, required-valid before Review, locked at Live. Because collection/Guardian policy is immutable after Live, the policy is authored while Draft/Review and snapshotted at Review → Live as locked_sale_policy; a token cannot go Live without it. A standing default (Tradeable, no limits, default split) is applied so even pre-marketplace Live tokens already carry rules and aren't stranded. Go-Live/Review validation is surfaced on the collection's status checklist (see collection-states-gallery); this sub-page shows field-level state inline only.
Part C
Rarity modes
Sale defaults are tier-indexed, so the table shape follows the collection's rarity mode — exactly like claim defaults.
Modes
Uniform
No tiers — one default for the whole collection.
Tiered
The collection's own named tiers (Patron / Keeper / Founder).
Weighted
Fixed tier set (Common → Legendary).
C1Uniform — populatedUniform rarity has no tiers — one set of sale defaults for the whole collection. A single split.
Collection default
uniform rarity
◷ Locks on Live
ScopeSale split
All tokensProject 2% · Royalty 2%
C2Tiered — populatedTiered rarity uses the collection's own named tiers. Each tier needs a valid split. Royalties can escalate per tier.
Per-tier defaults
tiered · 3 tiers
◷ Locks on Live
TierSale split
PatronProject 2% · Royalty 1%
KeeperProject 2% · Royalty 2%
FounderProject 2% · Royalty 3%
C3Weighted — populatedWeighted rarity uses the fixed tier set (Common → Legendary). Same model — a valid split per tier.
Per-tier defaults
weighted · 5 fixed tiers
◷ Locks on Live
TierSale split
CommonProject 2% · Royalty 1%
UncommonProject 2% · Royalty 1%
RareProject 2% · Royalty 2%
EpicProject 2% · Royalty 3%
LegendaryProject 2% · Royalty 3%
Part C note (not UI)
In V1, a tier carries one thing: the split (economic, frozen) — a project fee up to 2% plus royalties — ≤ 3% total — across any number of Live beneficiaries (the creator must be one), each Forever or on a frozen schedule evaluated at resale. Total frozen deduction ≤ 5%, so the seller keeps ≥ 95% before the referrer fee, and Toko takes no token-frozen cut on secondary. The only go-Live gate is a valid split on every tier. Restriction states (Tradeable / Gift-only / Sale-only / Soulbound) and per-copy sale / transfer limits are V2 — authored per token, gated by the collection’s sale / transfer guards; they are not a V1 collection sale default. The marketplace / referrer fee and listing currency are not part of this (Part A note).