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Automating NFT Royalty Tracking

This classification rule automates the classification of NFT Royalty income transactions in your ledger.

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Written by Richard Pasquin

Note: Before setting up a classification rule to automatically track your NFT royalty income, make sure you’ve already created a classification for NFT Royalty Income in your Chart of Accounts. For detailed steps, see Creating and Assigning Classifications.

  1. From the side panel, click on More Options, then select Automations.
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  2. Click on the + Classification Automation button.
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  3. Select Entity or Connection. If you are receiving NFT royalty income into a wallet, then select Connection.
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  4. Complete the following fields.
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    1. Automation Name: Enter a name for the automation.
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    2. Automation Description: Optionally, enter a description.
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    3. Wallets or Accounts: Select whether you receive NFT royalties to a wallet or an account.
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    4. Automation Sources: Click on Select, then select the wallets or accounts applicable and click Choose to confirm.
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  5. Click Next.
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  6. Criteria 1: set the conditions for automatically classifying NFT royalty income.

    1. Add a condition based on Transaction Type.
      For income, use the RECEIVE type: this captures all incoming royalty payments.
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    2. Add another condition using the Contract Address of the NFT collection.
      This is the smart contract that issues your royalty payouts. Enter the contract address in the provided field.
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  7. Criteria 2: Configure the action that occurs when the trigger conditions are met.

    1. Assign the classification rule to the appropriate classification: select the one created for NFT Royalty Income.


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  8. Click Next.


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  9. Review the trigger and the action and click Confirm to activate the classification rule. Your automation will be run when the conditions are met.
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