On a sale, the CDA our broker signs tells the title company how to pay you at closing: directly to you (pick up the check at title, a wire or a mailed check), or to the brokerage, which pays you through Stripe. Commission paid by invoice — leases, locating, another broker — is collected by the brokerage and paid out to you. Pick your methods in Settings before your first closing so nothing waits on it.
In Settings → Commission Disbursement, pick a method for each payment type — commission from title or escrow, and commission paid by invoice or another broker. You’ll see what’s offered for each: a mailed check (typically 5–7 days, no fee), a wire transfer (2–3 days, no RaiderX fee), for title or escrow payments pick up at title (you collect your check in person at the title company at closing), and Stripe Connect direct deposit for either type (1–2 business days, 0.25% + $0.25). Whatever you pick is your default — you can change it for any one CDA when you request it. Checks and wires use the address and bank details on file, so keep them current.
Settings → Stripe Connect Payouts walks you through the payout account. From there you can turn on instant payouts (extra fee) and open your Stripe dashboard.
Nothing disburses without a signed CDA. Submit it from the deal’s CDA Workflow tab; when the broker signs, your payout amount is locked in.
As the signed CDA instructs, the title company pays your share directly to you at the closing table — you pick up the check, or it’s wired or mailed to you. If you chose a Stripe payout, title pays the brokerage at closing and the broker pays you through Stripe.
Invoiced commissions arrive when the client pays the invoice; the broker then pays you out by your chosen method. If you never set one, the payout waits for you to pick how you want to be paid — you’re notified by email, in-app and push the moment it does.
Every payout, its status and its method live in My Money.
Pick it before the closing, not after the CDA is signed.
An invoice bills the full commission owed to the brokerage; the deal’s Financials tab shows your share after the split your leader or owner set. On an individual plan the two match.
Texas law bars you from taking compensation directly from a buyer, seller, tenant or landlord — the CDA is how you’re paid.
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