Can I offer a fee for an introduction?
Yes. Two users can agree a fee for an introduction, and itogai never sets or suggests the amount or holds funds.
Written By Mauricio Suarez
Last updated About 1 hour ago
A person who wants an introduction can offer the bridger a fee, or the bridger can propose one, and the other accepts, counters, or declines. The two of you set the fee for each request: a fixed amount, an amount tied to a future event you define, or nothing. itogai never sets, suggests, or lists a number, and holds no funds at any point. If the bridger takes the fee in cash, itogai keeps 5 percent, and if they take it in Sparks, itogai keeps nothing. Fees aren’t allowed in healthcare, securities or fund placement, lending, insurance, legal services, or government. The Bridger Terms at itogai.app/legal/bridger-terms apply. itogai does not provide tax advice.
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