Stop Chasing Everyone for the Hen Fund

Drop one link in the WhatsApp group. Everyone chips in at their own pace. You can see exactly who's paid and who hasn't - no awkward messages, no chasing, no one going short.

You can create a pot with Collctiv and share a link or a QR code in the group chat, without having to share your bank details. Everyone pays at their own pace using Apple Pay, Google Pay, or a debit card, without needing to download the app. You can see exactly who's paid and who hasn't, and when you're ready to buy something for the party, you can withdraw however much money you need. The money doesn't need to sit in your bank account, and you can see exactly how much you've spent.

Yes - with Collctiv, everyone pays directly into the shared pot rather than to you personally, so no one has to hand over bank details, and you don't need theirs either. This matters for hen parties especially, since the group is often a mix of people who've never met. Because payments go through Collctiv rather than person-to-person, everyone can pay in confidently even if they don't know or fully trust the rest of the group yet.

Yes, and there's no currency conversion fee; the payment just shows up in the pot in pounds, worked out by the contributor's own bank.

Yes, withdrawing money and closing the pot are two separate actions. You can take out what you need right now (a deposit for the venue, or a hotel booking, for example) while leaving the pot open so the rest of the group can keep paying in. Closing the pot is entirely optional, and simply stops any further payments once you're ready to stop collecting.