Introduction Receipt

Prove who introduced the deal, and when — sealed so it can't be rewritten or circumvented.

A broker's fee turns on one fact that is easy to dispute and hard to prove: who introduced the party to the deal, and when. Months later the counterparty says "we already knew them," or the registration email is called backdated, and the procuring-cause claim collapses. This page seals the introduction the moment it is registered. Rewrite the borrower, point it at a different deal, lower the fee, or move the date, and the receipt flips to ALTERED and names exactly what changed — without ever storing a contact's email or phone, and without accusing anyone of anything.

Seal a live introduction

Register an introduction now and get one link to send each party. Commercial real-estate and business-sale introductions only. A contact is stored as a one-way hash — never in the clear. This seals the facts a procuring-cause or commission-protection claim turns on; it is evidence, not a determination that any fee is owed.

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Broker Introduced party Counterparty Deal Scope Fee terms Protection (tail) period Registered at
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Try to rewrite the registration

These apply preset changes a counterparty might make after the fact. The seal re-checks instantly in your browser.

Test a close against the protection period

Given the sealed introduction, does a later close fall inside the protection period and match the registered party and deal? This states the timing and matching facts — the evidence a procuring-cause fee turns on — never a conclusion that a fee is legally owed.

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Why you can trust the receipt

The deal parties and figures are illustrative. The proof is real.

DealMatcher · Bonis Systems LLC — the parties never touch the money; the proof travels with the deal.