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How Does Daniel Dewar's Paperchain Pay Streaming Money Early?

Daniel Dewar describes Paperchain as the fastest way for creators to reach streaming revenue before the usual payout. Paperchain works with record labels and artists, connects to their Spotify, YouTube, or Apple feeds, and prices the streaming data so the team can see what a catalog earns each day. It can then advance any portion of the upcoming royalties. The artist or label does not have to wait out the normal royalty delay to use the money.

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FI - Daniel Dewar (Paperchain) On Making Money As Musician Online ·

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