KODA

Denmark's PRO leaves mechanicals to NCB (Nordic Copyright Bureau). That shared mechanical-rights body also serves Sweden's STIM, Norway's TONO, Finland's Teosto, and Iceland's STEF.

What KODA collects

Performance royalties are collected by a performing rights organization whenever a composition plays publicly, including on radio, television, a stream, or at a live venue.

In Denmark, KODA collects public performance — Denmark. KODA was established in 1926 and reports approximately 50,000 members.

Joining KODA

Joining cost: DKK 812.50 one-time (DKK 650 + VAT). Royalties are distributed monthly (11 distributions a year). You need an IPI number — the global identifier connecting a writer with their works, without which registrations cannot be matched to payments.

Register directly at KODA.

Where Davincii fits

Davincii doesn't file with KODA directly. Your songs reach it through the reciprocal agreements of the societies we file with, and its payments come back to us the same way.