Characters become rights holders
Choose the character and IP type and the character itself is registered, with a rights_id issued for each one. Characters your company owns stay under the company account.
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Register your characters and an AI service asks what is permitted before it generates, so only permitted generations happen and every one of them is logged and settled.
Registration is free. A cost only arises when a contract is signed.
The real exchange
Nothing below is scripted. It is a live query to our public server, answered just now, and once you register a character the same slot carries that character's permitted scopes.
/api/public-mcp/mcpCan I train on this person's photos
The line above is composed from that response. It is not a rehearsed sentence.
What you get
Choose the character and IP type and the character itself is registered, with a rights_id issued for each one. Characters your company owns stay under the company account.
For each use, image generation, voice generation or training data, choose permitted, permitted after review, or refused. When an AI service asks, the answer you set is what goes back, so nobody has to sit on every request.
Each permitted generation on a connected service records which character was used and within which scope, and settlement runs on that record.
Bulk registration
You do not register characters one at a time. Paste a list of names or upload a CSV and they are registered together, each with its own rights_id. Split it by title if that is easier, and add new characters later.
Paste your list with one character per line, exactly as you have it.
Upload the character sheet you already keep as a CSV.
On Rightis
Korea's first robot character, born in 1976.
Loved for that long, it now appears everywhere from fan art to merchandise to AI content.
But every time someone made something new, it was hard to tell how far the character could be used, or who to ask.
Taekwon V's rights are now managed on Rightis.
You can check what is permitted before you create, and request the rights you need. Permitted use is logged, so both the rights holder and the creator can see it.
Register a right, check a right, use it safely. That is Rightis.

Robot Taekwon V. The Backers holds the master agency rights.
How to start
Open an account with your company name and a contact name. Follow the email confirmation link and you are in the company console.
Paste a list of names or upload a CSV to register the characters together. Each one gets its own rights_id.
For each use, choose permitted, permitted after review, or refused. Anything you leave permitted turns into a contract without a further check.
When a permitted generation happens on a connected AI service the record is added, and settlement statements follow that record.
Frequently asked
Yes. Choose the character and IP type and the character itself becomes the rights holder, with a rights_id issued. You set scopes and receive requests exactly as a human rights holder does.
No. Our matching engine compares human faces, so it cannot pick out a drawn character or an art style. What we do is keep your permitted scopes in a machine readable form, then log and settle the permitted generations that happen on connected services.
That case is simpler. When your company holds the rights to the character there is no confirmation link to send to a person, so you register from the company account and handle the scopes and the contracts there too.
The amount and the terms are agreed directly with the other side at the request stage. Registering, being listed and receiving requests are free, and a fee applies when a permission contract is signed and revenue is earned. Nothing is charged before a contract is signed.
Create a company account and you can register the characters in one go and set what is permitted. If the catalogue is large or something needs checking, tell us through contact.