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The Commission Protection Checklist
A working checklist brokers and mandates use to confirm a 45/45/5/5 split is actually locked — not just verbally agreed — before a deal reaches the bank stage.
- Where the split must be written down before it's enforceable
- The exact IMFPA placement that prevents "renegotiation" at closing
- How a neutral paymaster removes single-party control over payout
- Five real ways brokers get cut out — and the clause that blocks each one
Related reading: The 45/45/5/5 split explained · What is an IMFPA
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1. Split written into the IMFPA, not a side email
2. IMFPA signed before TERM, never after BANK
3. Payout routed through a neutral paymaster — no single-party control
4. Release trigger tied to CLOSED, not to a principal's say-so
5. Dispute clause naming which signed version governs
2. IMFPA signed before TERM, never after BANK
3. Payout routed through a neutral paymaster — no single-party control
4. Release trigger tied to CLOSED, not to a principal's say-so
5. Dispute clause naming which signed version governs
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