How to add funds through crypto currencies

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Before adding funds, your account must be enrolled in SCA (Strong Customer Authentication), once enrolled, go to 'Add Funds' and select 'Crypto'. Then, just follow these simple steps:

Choose which crypto currency you will use to add funds on your ANote Music account.
Insert the amount in EURO (€) you wish to add to your account.
The payment provider fees will be automatically calculated.
Click ‘Continue to payment’, and you will be redirected to TripleA, where you will see the address to which you need to transfer the funds.
Make sure transferring on the correct selected network in your personal wallet as selected
Send the funds directly to the wallet address provided by TripleA.
The funds will be available on your ANote Music account almost immediately.

Note: Keep in mind that all transactions occur in Euro and the balance received in your account will also be converted to Euro.

Please note that identity verification is required to trade and to withdraw funds.

We're committed to enhancing your experience using ANote Music. As part of that commitment we plan to integrate more payment solutions in the future. If you have any suggestions or specific payment methods you'd like to see added, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@anotemusic.com.

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ANote Music is a marketplace for buying and selling royalty interests and/or intellectual property rights and, as such, it does not constitute activities of the financial sector in Luxembourg and therefore ANote Music is not subject to the Luxembourg financial sector regulator (Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier - CSSF). Royalty interests are the contractual right to perceive future music royalty income that is generated by various types of intellectual property rights/copyrights. Neither music royalties nor royalty interests constitute “financial instruments” within the meaning of the MiFID (the Directive 2014/65/EU of 15 May 2014 on markets in financial instruments) and the LFS (the Law of financial services of 5 April 1993, as amended) which is implementing the MiFID in Luxembourg.  None of the price quotations, information, news and research accessible on the website and the marketplace or shared through any other communication channels by ANote Music or its Affiliates constitute advice, recommendations or solicitation to any person in any jurisdiction to buy, sell or invest in any asset, royalty interests, intellectual property rights. Any decision made by a person to participate in ANote Music marketplace’s activities should be made on the basis that such an activity complies with any applicable local laws and regulations to which the user is subject to. The user should not access the ANote Music marketplace if such an activity does not comply with any applicable local laws and regulations to which the user is subject to.   Keep in mind that purchasing royalty interests and/or intellectual property rights involves risk and you may lose the invested capital. The value of your royalty interests or intellectual property rights will fluctuate over time and you may gain or lose money. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns, nor is it necessarily indicative of future performance. This disclaimer cannot disclose all of the risks and other significant aspects of dealing with royalty interests and intellectual property rights. You should satisfy yourself that you fully understand the conditions which apply to such assets, our services and the potential risk exposures. The images and pictures on the website and on ANote Music marketplace are merely illustrative and may contain data that are no longer updated or valid. Please always refer to the current pricing and valuation of royalty interests or intellectual property rights, as the case may be, in the relevant section on ANote Music marketplace.