Compensation Independence FAQ

(1) What is GovernanceBridge’s revenue structure?

GovernanceBridge’s revenue consists solely of governance support and structural coordination fees.
The Platform does not receive compensation from professional service fees or transactional activities.
Thus, GovernanceBridge’s revenue is structurally independent.
(2) Why does GovernanceBridge not receive referral fees or commissions?

GovernanceBridge does not receive referral fees or commissions.
This ensures structural independence from professional service and transactional arrangements.
Thus, GovernanceBridge does not operate as a referral intermediary.
(3) How are platform fees separated from professional service fees?

Platform fees relate solely to governance support services.
Professional fees relate solely to regulated professional services.
Thus, fee structures remain independent.
(4) Why does the platform not participate in fee negotiations?

Fee negotiations occur directly between clients and licensed professionals.
GovernanceBridge does not participate in such negotiations.
Thus, professional service relationships remain independent.
(5) Is the platform’s revenue linked to transaction outcomes?

GovernanceBridge’s revenue does not depend on transaction execution or transaction results.
Thus, revenue remains structurally independent.
(6) How does GovernanceBridge prevent indirect economic benefit conflicts?

GovernanceBridge does not receive economic benefits from professional service arrangements.
Thus, economic independence is maintained.
(7) Why is compensation independence important from a regulatory perspective?

Compensation independence ensures GovernanceBridge is not classified as a regulated professional intermediary.
Thus, GovernanceBridge remains compliant as a governance support platform.