Shaka Shaka speaks like a closer, not a whitepaper. Direct, confident, clear. No jargon, no promise the product can't keep, and never at the expense of anyone else on the deal. The narrative is always: you did the work, you deserve to get paid.
- Use "Shaka" with capital S — always
- Write "shaka.deal" lowercase for the URL
- Use Shaka Green (#00b4bc) as the primary accent — nothing else
- Pair the logo with adequate clear space (1× the logo height on all sides)
- Use the official .avif logo file — not a redrawn or AI version
- Use Fraunces for display headlines, Sora for body, DM Mono for labels and code
- Say "a deal on Shaka" — never "Shaka Deal"
- Don't write "SHAKA" in all caps
- Don't use magenta, orange, or any other accent color
- Don't modify the logo — no filters, no recoloring, no cropping
- Don't place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds without clearance
- Don't imply endorsement or partnership without explicit permission
- Don't describe Shaka as anything other than a payment router — that's exactly what it is
- Don't frame Shaka against agents, brokers, escrow or closing teams — they're the people who use it
Shaka is an onchain payment router for professionals who close high-ticket deals. Agree the split, have it signed, get everyone paid in one transaction. Available at shaka.deal.
Shaka is an onchain payment router for deal closers — real estate brokers, M&A advisors, consultants, and OTC traders. One client payment reaches every wallet on the deal at once, in the proportions set at creation. When a deal calls for it, each recipient approves their own amount with a wallet signature beforehand, turning the split into a signed agreement rather than a promise. No account required. Available at shaka.deal, natively on Ethereum.
Shaka is an onchain payment router built for professionals who close high-ticket deals and need to be paid quickly and in full. Real estate brokers, M&A advisors, consultants, and OTC traders set up a deal link in under two minutes and share it with their client; the moment the client pays, the funds are distributed across every wallet on the deal in a single Ethereum transaction. For deals involving several parties, the creator can make approval mandatory: each recipient reviews the full deal and signs for their own amount, and the client can only pay once every signature is in. The split becomes something every party has put their name to, recorded permanently onchain, with no room to contest it later. No account required. Built by Kooky. Operating entity: Shaka LLC, Wilmington, Delaware. Available at shaka.deal.
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