How the system works

Your NFC card opens your public member page instantly — no app needed. The tap is logged with a timestamp, and the person can leave their name and contact as a connection attributed to you.

Not directly. Taps and connections are the attribution trail. Money comes from deals — and only deals confirmed by an admin count toward your earnings and leaderboard position.

Tell an admin. Your card can be deactivated instantly — its tap link stops working — and a new card can be issued to you without losing your history.

Bursts are throttled: taps are rate-limited per device, and repeated hits from the same device inside the hour don't stack. Since taps aren't money, gaming them earns nothing anyway.

From your dashboard: pick a category, enter the value and counterparty, and optionally link the connection that led to it. The deal enters the queue as pending.

Admins review every pending deal. On confirmation they set your commission percentage; on rejection they must give a reason, which you'll see on your dashboard.

Slyyyde operates on an agency model: the venue or client pays Slyyyde the full deal amount, then your commission is paid out of collected funds. Once the venue payment clears, your payout is recorded with the amount, method, and reference. Your dashboard shows earned commission (confirmed) and paid commission separately.

Commissions are paid from collected funds — if the venue hasn't paid Slyyyde yet, your payout is queued until the money clears. You never chase a venue for payment yourself; that's Slyyyde's job.

Yes. Every deal carries an immutable audit trail — who submitted it, who confirmed or rejected it, when, and every payout against it. Nothing is edited in place.

When Slyyyde partners with a company on an event, each member gets a personal invite link for that campaign. Guests who RSVP through your link are attributed to you.

Every RSVP gets a one-time check-in code. Door staff scan or enter it at the event — first use checks the guest in and credits you; any reuse is rejected. That's the proof a guest actually came through your tap.

No. A contact can hold one spot per event, no matter whose link they use — first link wins the attribution.

A verified attribution report: total RSVPs against capacity, actual check-ins, and the per-member breakdown of who delivered which guests.

Confirmed deal value — the dollars admins have verified, filterable by time window and category. Pending and rejected deals never count.

It's still pending. The board updates the moment an admin confirms it. If it was rejected, the reason is on your dashboard.