From the homepage, click Splits. From there, you can see all the Splits you've created, whether:
- Active (currently enabled and signed by both parties)
- Pending (waiting to be signed by one of the parties)
- Past (expired, canceled, or declined)
To create a new Split, click Create a Split.
Step 1, Details: choose I'm sending money or I'm receiving money depending on the type of Split you want to create. Then enter the Split name and select the platform from the drop-down menu.
Step 2, Split Share: choose the other party by clicking Other party.
A list of recipients will appear. If the recipients list is empty, you can add them via their MAKE handle, email, or phone number by clicking the blue + icon. If the other party doesn't have a MAKE account, you can invite them by clicking Invite now. This sends an email to the other party with a link where they can accept the invitation and start creating their MAKE account.
Then determine how the platform's funds will be split between you and the other party. Split percentages must be at least 20.00% per party.
Step 3, Duration: select the start and end date of the Split. The minimum duration is 1 month, and the maximum is 12 months.
Click Next to reach the summary page, where you can review the details of the Split you're about to create.
Step 4, Confirm: once created, the agreement follows a structured acceptance process:
- The invited party receives email/SMS notifications
- They review the agreement details and can accept or decline. If accepted, they sign the agreement via DocuSign
- The initiating party then receives a notification to review and sign
- Once both parties sign, the agreement becomes active
The Split can be canceled at any time.
Additional notes
Note: each party must receive at least 20% of the split amount. This ensures fair distribution and protects all parties involved.
Note: MAKE charges a 1% fee on split transactions, applied to the receiver's portion. The payer doesn't pay any additional fees beyond standard MAKE deposit fees.
Notifications
MAKE keeps you informed throughout the split life cycle via email and SMS notifications:
- When a split agreement is sent to you for acceptance
- When the other party accepts and it's your turn to sign
- When both parties have signed and the agreement becomes active
- When an agreement is declined or canceled
- When an agreement has been executed
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