Ethereum

Built on Ethereum.
Nothing else.

Your money doesn't route through a company. It settles on Ethereum — where no one, not even us, can touch it.

Live on mainnet 1 contract, publicly verified ETH native · no tokens
Why Ethereum

The network no one controls.

When a deal closes, you want certainty — not a company's promise. Here's what settling with Shaka on Ethereum actually means for your money.

No single owner

Ethereum is run by independent validators all around the world. No company, no CEO, no government can freeze your payment or reverse it. It simply happens.

Locked forever

Once our contract went live, the rules were sealed. The split you agree on can't be changed by anyone — not the payer, not the recipient, not even Shaka. Code, not trust.

A record that lasts

Every deal is written to the blockchain permanently — public, timestamped, impossible to alter. It's your receipt, and it can never be lost, edited, or disputed.

Ethereum is an open network, supported by the non-profit Ethereum Foundation and maintained by independent developers worldwide. Learn how it works on ethereum.org.

What this means for you

Four promises, kept by code.

Not policies we could change tomorrow. Properties of Ethereum itself.

Instant

Funds land the moment the client pays, for every party at once.

Final

Once settled, the payment is final. Nobody can reverse it.

Yours only

The contract never holds your money. It moves wallet to wallet.

Public

Every rule and every deal is visible to anyone, forever.

Straight answers

Built on Ethereum, in plain words.

What people ask about the network under every deal on Shaka.

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Can a payment be reversed or frozen?

No. Once the client pays, every share is final — no one, Shaka included, can reverse, freeze or redirect it. That's why every party can sign their share before the link becomes payable.

Does Shaka hold the money?

Never. The payment goes from your client to every party in a single transaction. Shaka routes it; it never sits in an account.

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What if I lose access to my wallet?

Nobody — Shaka included — can recover a wallet or move its funds. That's what keeps it safe. Keep your recovery phrase on paper, offline, and never share it.

What is the network fee?

A small fee paid to the Ethereum network, not to Shaka, to process the payment. Your wallet shows it before you confirm.

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What if the payment fails?

Nothing moves and nothing is lost. A payment either reaches every party or doesn't go through at all. Check your ETH balance and try again.

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What do the parties receive?

ETH, straight to their own wallet, the moment the client pays. Each party can keep it or convert it to dollars through the app or exchange they already use.

Wallets and funding

Your next deal.
Closed.

Set up the deal in two minutes. Every party signs their share, your client pays once, and everyone is paid the same day — with a receipt for each.