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Olanas is a creator-to-buyer content payment experience built around verifiable onchain transfers. A creator can publish encrypted content behind a paywall, share its link, and deliver the content after the application confirms payment.

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The problem

Digital creators often depend on platforms that control checkout, custody, distribution, and account access. Olanas explores a more direct model in which:
  • creators choose the content and price;
  • buyers pay from a compatible wallet;
  • payments go directly to the creator’s configured address; and
  • the application verifies the transfer before releasing encrypted content.

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Who it is for

Creators

Publish files or text, set a price, sign the listing, and share a paywall link.

Buyers

Review the payment requirement, approve an onchain transfer, and unlock the purchased content.

Developers

Integrate with the verification and settlement interfaces or study the HTTP 402-style flow.

Community

Help shape documented governance once the team publishes the governance framework.

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Current implementation

The repository currently contains a Node.js content-paywall application targeting Robinhood Chain mainnet and testnet. It supports native ETH by default and can support explicitly configured ERC-20 contracts.
The current payment proof is a project-specific HTTP 402-inspired format. It must not be described as a certified or drop-in implementation of the x402 standard.

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Where the token fits

The token section is prepared for the team’s approved utility, tokenomics, deployment, and governance information. Until those details are published, the application and the proposed token should be evaluated separately.