Cash networks, with the float on the ledger.
Multi-tier agent hierarchies for markets that run on cash and messaging — with agent float as a real ledger account, commissions posted per tier, and settlement both sides can check.
The float is the whole risk
In agent networks the classic loss is an agent crediting players against money they never had, discovered weeks later at settlement. That is not a policy failure — it is what happens when agent balances live in an application table instead of the ledger.
Agent hierarchy
Master agent, agent and sub-agent, each with their own limits, commission rate and visibility over the tier below them.
Float and credit limits
An agent’s balance is a real double-entry account. Crediting a player beyond the available float is refused by the machine, not caught at month end.
Cash in, cash out
Player top-ups and payouts through an agent are recorded as operations with evidence, exactly like any other money movement on the platform.
Commission per tier
Each level’s cut is computed and posted as it is earned, so the settlement statement is a read rather than a calculation somebody has to defend.
Agent console
Agents get their own back office — their players, their float, their commission and their statement, and nothing belonging to anyone else.
Settlement runs
Periodic settlement with statements both sides reconcile against the same records, and disputes that resolve by looking rather than arguing.
Scope
Markets, licence, payment mix and content list. Written limits before anything is built.
Configure
Brand, lobby, cashier and promotions set up on your cell — no code from you.
Shadow
Runs beside your current stack on real traffic without touching real money.
Go live
Capped cohort, daily finance review, widened when your team says so.
This product exists because cash and messaging markets are where the growth is, and because the platforms serving them mostly treat agent float as bookkeeping. We treat it as money, which is the only treatment that survives an audit.
Put an agent network on it
Hierarchies, float, commission and settlement — on the ledger, where the risk actually lives.