Once everyone agrees, nothing should change.
On any deal, the money is owed to several people at once — a seller, an agent, a co-agent, an agency, sometimes a client already buried in fees. Everyone has to agree on who gets exactly what, and that's where it sours: someone asked for 3% and got 2.8, someone waits weeks, someone chases the rest.
Shaka settles it in a single move: every party signs their share before the payment link reaches the client. The client pays once, and everyone is paid at the same moment — the exact amount they signed for. Nothing to chase, nothing to renegotiate, because the split was agreed before the money ever moved.
