Brokers

Commission splits, co-broker delays, bank wires that take days. Here's why brokers are the last to get paid and what changes that.

Co-broker agreements, referral fees, finder's fees — all paid at the same moment, to multiple wallets, with zero delay.

You sent the lead. The deal closed. Now you're waiting for a wire that takes three days and costs $50 in fees.

A finder's fee is a one-time payment. It shouldn't take a week to arrive. Here's how deal closers handle it instantly.

You represented both sides. You earned both commissions. How to receive them simultaneously — without two separate wires.

A $2M yacht sale. Three parties to pay. One closing moment. How superyacht brokers are using onchain payments to split commissions.

Aviation deals close in hours. Broker commissions take days. The mismatch between deal speed and payment speed — and how to close it.

You closed a $5M business sale. Your success fee is 3%. You shouldn't wait 10 business days for $150,000 to arrive.

Private art sales involve multiple parties — agent, gallery, seller — each expecting a cut. Here's how to pay them all at once.