A CDA or Cash Distribution Agreement is a form of legal agreement connected to a system that enables distribution of cash proceeds from credit card transactions or other deposit sources between one or more accounts according to an electronic agreement.
Like an Escrow.com for recurring payments, CDA Agreements will be a 100% electronic, configurable, auditable and automatable set of instructions that can be executed to redirect the flow of funds between one or more parties.
About Cash Distribution Agreements
- 📝Applications of CDAs and similar things that exist — who benefits when investors can finance contractual payouts.
- 📝Old World Cash Distribution Agreements — DACAs, escrow, garnishment and merchant cash advances as paper-era precursors.
- 📝Examples of Cash Distribution Agreements — sample splits, thresholds and triggers a CDA can encode.
- 📝Securitizing Micro Cash Flows
- 📝User Experience - Cash Distribution Agreement .com — the proposed flow from account creation to first distribution.
- 📝Methods of Implementing a CDA — manual ACH, Stripe ACH, merchant account escrow and trust companies.
- 📝Assembled Brands use of a CDA — financing brands that fall outside an asset-backed credit box.
- 📝CDA Regulatory Concerns — money transmission, KYC, AML and fiduciary hurdles, seen through Second Life.
- 📝The Dialectic of the Credit Box — how a credit box's limits prompted the invention of CDAs.