Stellar tracks asset lineage and contributor shares. Space turns ownership into finite 1/1 3D places. Avatars, Arena and Omoba prove the stack in playable environments.
Marketplaces move downloads. They rarely preserve contribution history, usage rights or revenue shares across the people who made the asset usable.
Story, concept, model, rig and animation disappear into a single exported file.
Artists rarely participate when their work keeps earning after the first sale.
Derivative works, usage rights and contributor splits are hard to track and enforce.
Story, concept, model, rig, animation and integration each add commercial value. Today, most of that lineage disappears before the asset reaches a buyer.
Ekza records who contributed, what rights apply, and how revenue should route when the asset is sold, rented, licensed or reused.
Game teams post needs. Creators add approved layers. Curators package the final asset with clear rights and programmable contributor shares.
Contribute specific layers and keep attribution in the asset graph.
Approve quality, rights and packaging before the bundle reaches buyers.
License production-ready bundles with clear rights and automatic contributor payouts.
Each sale, rental or license can route value back to the contributors attached to that asset.
Every transaction can trigger automatic payouts to the full contributor graph — no invoices, no chasing.
Ekza starts with Stellar for collaborative assets, Space for owned 3D places, and Avatars/Arena as the playable identity layer.
Core Solana programs are live on devnet. Space minting and Stellar asset creation are connected. Omoba provides the first-party playable context.
Collaborative asset creation with lineage tracking and contributor revenue shares.
live on devnet1,000 finite numbered Spaces as 1/1 NFTs — owner-configurable on-chain.
live on devnetPortable 3D identities and a composable game layer on top of the asset graph.
in buildWotori-born open MOBA that gives Ekza a controlled first environment for assets, avatars and skins.
game contextOpen-source programs on GitHub; devnet flows available for verification.
The first buyer is an indie or web-game team that needs rigged, animated characters with clear rights now.
Ekza starts with asset requests from game builders and first-party Omoba drops, then recruits creators around specific production needs.
Ekza’s first revenue is a marketplace take rate on sales, rentals and licenses. Expansion comes from managed drops, settlement fees and SDK/API access.
Fee on asset sales, rentals and licenses
Fee for automated revenue routing
Advanced collaboration, storage, publishing
Paid integrations for games and studios
Paid drops and managed launches
Ekza enters through production-ready character bundles for games, then expands into avatars, environments and creator-owned asset infrastructure.
| Platform | 3D marketplace | Collab / versioning | Derivative graph | Programmable splits | Game / web integration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sketchfab / Fab | Yes | Limited | No | No | Downloads / engines |
| Unity / Unreal stores | Yes | No | No | No | Native engines |
| Roblox Creator Store | Ecosystem only | Limited | No | Limited | Roblox only |
| Sandbox / Decentraland | NFT assets | Limited | Limited | Limited | Their worlds |
| Ekza | Curated bundles | Yes | Yes | Yes | SDK + Web Engine |
Ekza comes from a team that has already shipped 3D, AI, game and blockchain products under Wotori Studio.
A small senior team shipping products across 3D, web3 and AI — Ekza, Omoba, 0→100 Engine and client work. Omoba is a Wotori-born open MOBA that gives Ekza a controlled first environment for assets, avatars and skins. wotori.io
Open-source programs: Space mint, Stellar assets, on-chain config
Security pass, finite Spaces, first curated character drops
Game partnerships, Omoba pilots and repeat licensing flows
Repeat buyers and automated contributor payout records
Mainnet security · curated character drops · creator acquisition · game partnerships · legal / licensing
A repeatable loop: game teams license bundles, contributors receive automatic payouts.