How ACN Prevents Buyer Information Leakage to External Agents

How to Prevent Side-Dealing, Data Hijacking & Commission Leakage — By Design, Not By Trust

In modern property agencies, leakage does not happen at the listing stage — it happens after the buyer already knows the agent, views the property, and rejects it. That is the moment most agents think:

“I already have the buyer’s contact — I can work outside and earn 100%.”

ACN exists to remove that temptation and replace it with a governed, evidence-based, tamper-resistant system where:

Cheating becomes technically difficult
Getting caught becomes personally expensive
Transparency becomes normal
Cooperation becomes more profitable than leakage

This is zero-trust architecture applied to real estate.

Layer 1 — Information Firewall (Pre-Temptation Prevention)

Agents only see masked buyer profiles until viewing roles are locked in.

Example display:

“Buyer #B2837 | RM1.8M–RM2.2M | KLCC High-Rise | 60–90 Days”

Full details unlock only after:

Listing Manager validates the match
First-View Agent accepts the role
Demand Generator (lead owner) is auto-notified

Goal: Prevent early identity extraction where 95% of leaks begin.

Layer 2 — Buyer Identity Lock (Permanent Tracking)

Every buyer receives a permanent ACN Buyer ID linked to all events:

Viewings
Intelligence logs
Objections
Offers
Loan attempts
SPA progression

ACN continuously detects duplicates using:

Phone hash
IC verification (only at offer stage)
Behavior pattern matching
Device/IP signals

Outcome: Buyer identity becomes network-owned, not agent-owned.

Layer 3 — Non-Circumvention Contract (Legal Directional Control)

All agents agree contractually that:

“Any buyer registered in ACN is protected for 12 months across any eventual property purchase.”

Commission is tied to contribution, not property origin or negotiator identity.

Leakage = full commission liability + termination + legal escalation.

This clause extends beyond subsale inventory — it follows the buyer, not the property.

Layer 4 — Automated Audit & Behavioral Pattern Monitoring

ACN does not rely on reports or confessions.

Leakage detection signals include:

Detected Pattern	Likely Meaning
Many “failed viewings” → later external deal	Intentional cooling
Same external agent appears repeatedly	Collusion
Sudden “buyer went cold” with no reason	Extraction attempt
Viewing logs but zero follow-up records	Silent diversion

ACN’s audit logic follows AML-style forensic reasoning, not WhatsApp screenshots.

Layer 5 — Whistleblower Bounty & Game-Theory Enforcement

25% of recovered commission is rewarded to any person (internal or external) who provides verifiable evidence.

This changes agent psychology from:

“Better stay quiet.”

to:

“Reporting is safer and more profitable.”

Collusion becomes unstable, untrustworthy, and economically irrational.

Commission Protection Clause (Legal Backstop)

“Once a buyer is registered and engaged through ACN, the originator and assigned workflow contributors are entitled to commission participation on any successful property purchase by that buyer within 12 months — regardless of property source, negotiator, agency, or platform.”

This is not about control.

This is about rightful value protection.