The 50/50 close: splitting payments without the friction

Commission splits, referral fees, escrow timing — money movement is where clean deals get messy. It doesn't have to be.

The close is supposed to be the celebration. Too often it's the start of a second negotiation: who invoices whom, when the referral fee clears, why the split that was agreed in a text message in March looks different in June.

Put the money terms in the same system as the deal

When splits, referral agreements, and disbursement timing live inside the transaction itself — written down at the moment they're agreed — settlement stops being archaeology. Everyone sees the same numbers, sourced from the same signed terms, from day one.

Splits captured as structured terms, not chat history
Disbursements tied to milestones the whole party can see
A clear audit trail when anyone asks "where did this number come from?"

Built for the deals where it matters most

This matters double in high-value transactions — yachts, jets, luxury brokerages — where multiple brokers, jurisdictions, and currencies can be involved. The principle scales down just as well: one agent, one referral, zero awkward phone calls.