Shaka Deal
Give closers back control of their pay.
The person who closes a deal earns the commission — but doesn't control when, or whether, they're paid. Shaka Deal removes that imbalance. The work is done; the pay follows automatically, on terms every party ratified up front.
In multi-party deals, the money is where the power lives.
You close. Then you wait.
The commission is earned, but the payout runs through a partner, an agency, an intermediary who decides when it moves. Splits get disputed at the end. Someone is always paid last, and always able to hold it up. The person who created the value has the least control over getting paid for it.
You close. You're paid.
The buyer pays the full amount once; two immutable contracts split it and send it to every party in the same transaction — instant, verifiable, irreversible. No one decides whether or when you're paid. The mechanism does, the moment the deal settles.
Three things move control back to the person who earned it.
Ratified before settlement
Every party agrees who-gets-what up front, onchain. Settlement can only run on terms everyone accepted. The end-of-deal dispute disappears.
Automatic at settlement
No one decides whether or when the closer gets paid. When the deal completes, the money reaches every party in the same motion.
Permanent, portable proof
The payment is an onchain fact. Prove what you were paid, for which deal, to a boss, an accountant, a bank — without depending on anyone's goodwill.
One payment in. Everyone paid, at once.
Buyer pays once
The full transaction amount, in a single payment.
Contracts split it
Two immutable contracts divide it on the ratified terms.
Everyone settled
Each party is paid in the same transaction. Shaka never holds the funds.
Where single sales run into the millions, and every deal splits many ways.
Queensland's prestige property market is where this matters most — Noosa and the Sunshine Coast, where single sales run into the millions and every deal splits across agents, vendors and referrers.
A market this large, this fast, and this human deserves settlement that's instant and certain. Building Shaka against Queensland's own market is a way of building something for the people who make it move.