The on-chain marketplace for files, art, datasets & code. Goods live on decentralized storage — not someone's server. Pay to unlock. Resell anytime.
Every item encrypted on Walrus, owned on Sui. Buy once — yours forever.
Stores hold the file, the payment rails and the kill switch. Tusk removes the middleman from all three.
Centralized hosts delete, deplatform or go offline — your purchase disappears too. On Walrus the good stays up with no single server to pull.
No ownership, no transfer, no resale. With Tusk every buy is an on-chain NFT receipt you can hold, prove or sell.
Platforms take a cut and decide who gets paid. Tusk settles peer-to-peer via Tatum — sellers keep revenue.
Each layer does one job — fast, verifiable, impossible to quietly tamper with.
On upload the file is encrypted client-side and the blob is written to Walrus — decentralized, content-addressed storage on Sui. No origin server, no takedown button.
// store encrypted good on Walrus const blob = await walrus.store(enc); // anchor it on Sui via Move object await sui.list({ blobId: blob.id, hash: sha256(file), price: "2.5", // SUI });
The buyer pays in a click. Tatum handles the payment rail and fires a webhook the moment it settles — minting an NFT receipt that grants the decryption key.
Every sale is an on-chain object. Ownership is verifiable by anyone, transfers are trustless, and a secondary market is a transfer away — with optional creator royalties.
*minus gas. no platform cut in mvp
Those platforms host your file, control payments and can remove you. Tusk decentralizes all three: the good lives on Walrus, ownership is an on-chain object on Sui, payment runs peer-to-peer via Tatum. No middleman, no kill switch.
Any digital good — design assets, e-books, datasets, AI models, music, source code, templates. If it's a file, it can be encrypted, stored on Walrus and sold here.
Files are encrypted before upload. When a buyer pays, an NFT receipt is minted that releases the decryption key — only paying owners can open the good, while the encrypted blob stays publicly stored.
Yes. Your purchase is an on-chain object you fully own. Transfer or resell it trustlessly, and creators can set a royalty that pays automatically on each resale.
No. Connect a wallet, click buy, done. Everything on-chain happens behind the scenes — Tatum abstracts the infra so it feels like a normal store.
The on-chain marketplace for digital goods — decentralized storage, provable ownership, instant payouts.