Deal Flow & the Anti-Cheat Rule

• A business sends a deal to a specific influencer from its match list.
• The influencer sees the offer on their dashboard and accepts it, which charges the deal fee to the business automatically.
• Only once payment has actually succeeded does the influencer's information unlock for that business: name, social links, follower count, engagement rate, location, content niches, and direct contact details.
• The two parties message each other inside the platform to coordinate the collaboration.
• Either party marks the deal complete when the work is finished.

• The unlock is written only after payment is confirmed successful, never optimistically when the accept button is clicked. If payment is declined, the deal stays open and unpaid, and nothing unlocks.
• The match list stays redacted permanently. Unlocked details appear only on the deal that was paid for, so a match list can never become a bulk export of contact information.
• A repeated acceptance cannot produce a second charge, or double apply the unlock.
• If a deal fee is later refunded or disputed, the unlock is reversed and the contact details lock again.

Messaging is unavailable until the deal fee has actually been paid. If two parties could message before payment, the fee would be trivially avoidable simply by asking for contact details in a message, so messaging follows the exact same gate as the contact unlock.