I'm using the Metaplex Storefront for testing purposes. I've added 2 whitelisted wallets for my auction page via the admin page(one of the whitelisted wallet is that I used to initialize the page). I've made a test auction with this nft(https://explorer.solana.com/address/E7Hmkff1kPiYMJdFbLxRe9vp5Ba9cEuwntwxFusddCb5?cluster=devnet) that have 2 creators with 50-50 split and the NFT is verified, but when the auction ended only the auction starter wallet received the full amount of the money. Here is the tx: https://explorer.solana.com/address/E7Hmkff1kPiYMJdFbLxRe9vp5Ba9cEuwntwxFusddCb5?cluster=devnet

Auction: https://jester91.github.io/metaplex#/auction/3S8sAb1vMxjF9F54WYEbpX8hnvhCzgNbk5j7Z3d87KJP

CodePudding user response：

Creators array works for secondary sales (marketplaces for example), splitting the royalties percentage obtained on secondary sales over the creator array addresses.

For example, your NFT has a 4% on the seller fee, and ur creator array share is set to 50-50, then each creator will receive 2% of any secondary sale money from that NFT.

That Metadata Account holds a lot of valuable information that can be used throughout the ecosystem. For instance, it maintains a list of creators for the token. Each creator has a Verified attribute that, when True, guarantees the token was signed by that creator. Each creator also has a Share attribute that can be used by marketplaces to distribute royalties. (from the official metaplex docs)