Protect your fee before the deal.
Most intermediaries don't lose their commission to bad luck. They lose it because there is no proof the introduction was theirs, and the fee agreement was signed by people who never controlled the money.
How intermediaries lose their fee
The buyer or seller in the chain was never real — weeks of work for nothing.
The fee agreement was signed by another intermediary, not the party who pays.
Nothing proves who introduced whom, or when.
How we protect it
Check both sides first
We confirm the buyer and the seller are real before you share a single contact.
Record the introduction
A dated Introduction Record with its own ID, checkable by anyone at verify.vtcgw.com/v/.
Sign with the right party
Our Introducer Fee Agreement template ties your fee to the verified buyer or seller and to a clear payment trigger (for example, payment of the seller's invoice).
Get paid at source
We show you how to have your fee written into the SPA and the payment instruction, so the fee is paid at settlement, not "later".
If someone goes around you
Dispute Evidence Pack
We prepare, within 3 working days: a timeline of the introduction, the checked identities of both parties, your Introduction Records, an index of your emails and messages, and a formal demand letter template. You can hand it to any lawyer. On request we introduce you to an independent lawyer, who agrees their own terms with you.
Coming soon: Commission Shield — USD 990 a year
- Broker Mandate for 12 months (30 deal checks a month)
- Unlimited Introduction Records
- Your filled-in fee agreement checked by our partner law firm (1 per year)
- 1 Dispute Evidence Pack included
- Priority handling
Vanguard Verify provides verification, records and document templates. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice or debt collection. An Introduction Record is evidence of an introduction on the date shown; it does not guarantee payment of any fee. Lawyers we introduce are independent and set their own terms.