Yes. Xparity’s structure is designed to align with FTC and global ad-disclosure standards (ASA, CMA, etc.). Disclosure is required when a creator is paid by a specific brand to promote or endorse its product.
On Xparity, creators don’t receive direct payments or contracts from individual studios; they earn from the platform’s aggregated CPM revenue pool based on verified views. That makes their income a platform revenue share, not a brand sponsorship, so standard disclosure requirements generally don’t apply.
To preserve this status, studios fund segmented category pools (e.g., VR Action, Indie RPG)—budgets are isolated, and no creator is ever paid by, or influenced by, a single studio.
Standout: This structure produces authentic, algorithm-friendly media that blends seamlessly with organic content—maximizing reach, engagement, and longevity without the decay typical of paid campaigns.