Always chasing your friends for money?

Collctiv makes it easy for your friends and family to send you money. Just send them a link, they tap to pay, job done.

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Are you the organiser in your group of friends?

Get left out of pocket?

Fed up of not knowing who's paid what and who still owes?

We get it. Getting money off your mates is a nightmare.

Fortunately, it doesn't need to be this way.

We've made it easy to collect money from your group. Simply share a payment link or QR code with your mates and they can tap to pay, in less than 10 seconds.

Why make it hard for your friends to pay you?

We don't think your mates should have to create a new bank account, or add you to their banking app, or download an app and link their bank... just to send you some money.

1. Create a pot

Choose whether to set a target, fixed amount or a deadline, and let your group know some of the details.

2. Share the payment link

Wherever you are already in touch with your group - WhatsApp, Facebook, email, Zoom - simply share the link for them to pay into your pot.

3. Watch the money roll in

Your friends & family don't even need to download the Collctiv app to pay in.

It takes less than a minute to make a payment by card - or even quicker if using Apple or Google Pay.

Thousands of happy Collctors are now collecting money upfront from their group of friends.

“Love this app - made it so easy for me to collect money from everyone for a present for the domestic support in our healthcare setting.”

SANDRA

“Absolutely love the app! I use it all the time for collecting for all sorts of things.”

KAREN

“I've just used Collctiv to collect the money from a neighbour after I did their shopping. It was really easy to set up and share the payment link, and meant I didn't have to put either of us at risk by taking cash.”

AARON