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Getting started with Truve

Truve is a marketplace where you buy and sell digital files — ComfyUI workflows, AI prompt packs, templates, scripts, and more — using cryptocurrency (USDC) on the Base network. There is no traditional checkout with a card; you use a Web3 wallet. This guide tells you what to set up first, whether you only buy, only sell, or both.

What Truve is (in one minute)

Truve combines three ideas:

  • Discovery — a catalog of listings (like a store), not loose files in chat.
  • Payment — you pay in USDC (a dollar-stable crypto) on Base, an Ethereum Layer-2 network with low fees.
  • Delivery — after payment, access to the file is unlocked automatically; sellers are paid instantly minus a 5% platform fee (sellers keep 95%).

Files are stored in a decentralized way (IPFS); access control uses on-chain logic and Lit Protocol. The website truve.online is the user-friendly front door — not a fully “headless” protocol, but crypto-native rails for creators.

Buyer vs seller — pick your path

Buyers want a specific workflow or template and are OK paying in USDC. You will: set up a wallet → fund it with USDC on Base → browse the catalog (when live) → pay → download.

Sellers create digital goods (e.g. a ComfyUI workflow JSON, a prompt pack ZIP) and publish a listing with a price. You will: same wallet setup → create listing → upload (encrypted in the browser) → receive USDC when someone buys.

If you do both, you use the same wallet for paying and receiving.

Wallet and USDC on Base

You need a compatible wallet (MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow, or any WalletConnect wallet). Then you must:

  • Have the Base network available in your wallet.
  • Hold USDC on Base (not only on Ethereum mainnet — networks are separate).

Follow the dedicated guide: Wallet setup for Truve.

Read the full buy or sell flow

Before launch: join the waitlist

Truve’s public launch is planned for June 2026. Until the app is live, you can join the waitlist on the homepage so you get email when the marketplace opens and early-access perks apply.

Categories. Not sure what to list or buy? See category guides (ComfyUI workflows, prompt packs, templates, etc.).