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If you both have the children equally, then no. Neither of you pay CSA. You should both have access to CB though with equal care.
you need to sort this out as legally, if he’s getting the child benefit then he can put a claim into the csa for you to pay cm. The csa wont give a shit about you both have equal shared cared, its all about the money for them, if the dwp is paying child benefit, they want to get it back by whatever means, in this case using an excuse of a shambles called the Child Support Agency.
good luck
gonk