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What is commission?

Commission is an incentive we pay you based on the balances that your customers hold with Griffin. It's our way of sharing what we earn on deposits with you to help you grow your business.

Commission behaves similarly to interest, but instead of going to your customers, it's paid directly to you, as you are our direct customer and the controller of the accounts. The more deposits your customers hold with us, the more commission you earn.

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Written by Shanzé Ijaz MunirUpdated 11 December 2024

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