One owner, up to two guests

Shared access.

A membership NFT always has a single owner. That owner can grant platform access to up to two guest wallets — without giving away any ownership of the NFT itself.

How shared membership works.

  • One NFT is minted as the membership identity
  • One wallet owns that NFT outright — 100% of it
  • The owner may link up to two guest wallets to it
  • Guests get their own dashboard view, but own no part of the NFT
  • The owner can remove a guest at any time
  • Guests earn their own reputation for their own activity
Membership1 NFTOwner — holds 100%advisory voteGuest 1owns nothing · no voteGuest 2owns nothing · no vote
The membership is never divided. Guests are revocable access granted by the owner, and are cleared automatically if the membership is sold.

Two different dashboards.

Owner

Primary dashboard

For the wallet that owns the NFT. Holds 100% of the membership, controls every membership action, and decides who is linked to it.

Guest

Secondary dashboard

For a linked wallet. Grants platform access and earns its own reputation — but no ownership of the NFT, no claim on it, and no say in what happens to it. The owner can unlink it at any time.

Why share access?

  • Shared Access

  • Independent Reputation Building

  • Team Participation

  • Stronger Network Participation

Build together. Grow together.

Shared access is granted by an owner from their own membership — it is not sold separately. Own a membership first, then link your guests.

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