Ticketing infrastructure for the next decade of live events in Latin America.

Issue tickets as immutable inventory. Capture royalties on every resale. White-label our API or run on the dashboard. The blockchain is the rails — your brand stays on top.

An API your engineers can integrate before lunch.

Wire boleto.eth in as the inventory and royalty backend. Keep your checkout, your branding, your seat map. We handle issuance, identity, and on-chain settlement.

• White-label issuance

  Your buyer never sees the word "wallet". We mint to a custodial address you control, transfer on demand.
• Idempotent + signed webhooks

  Every state transition (mint, transfer, redeem, royalty) signed and replayable. No reconciliation drift.
• Time-to-integration

  ~2 days to sandbox, ~10 days to first event in production. Reference customer averages.

curl -X POST https://api.boleto.eth/v1/tickets/mint \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_••••WnAq" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "event_id":  "evt_01HC9F",
    "recipient": "0xA1c4...e8F2",
    "seat":      "A12",
    "section":   "VIP",
    "row":       "A",
    "price_usdc": "180.00"
  }'

Run your event like a Stripe dashboard, not a wallet app.

Upload a seat CSV. Set royalty splits. Watch inventory deplete in real time. Scan tickets at the gate from any phone. Reconcile payouts in one screen. No crypto vocabulary required.

Counterfeit-proof inventory

Each ticket is a cryptographically unique credential. Duplication is mathematically impossible — not a marketing claim.

Programmatic royalty enforcement

Your cut of every resale settles at the protocol level via ERC-2981. No scraper, no marketplace deals, no leakage.

Portable buyer identity

ENS subdomains mean a buyer’s ticket history follows them across platforms — useful for VIP perks, abuse prevention, and loyalty.

Permanent audit trail

Every mint, transfer, and redemption is recorded on Ethereum L1 — verifiable by your CFO, your auditor, or a regulator.

The audit and compliance story, in plain English.

The boring parts your in-house counsel will want to read. Here's where we are today, and where we're going.