Pool money with just a link

Braid: Money Pools Screenshot
Braid: Money Pools Screenshot
Braid: Money Pools Screenshot
Braid: Money Pools Screenshot
Braid: Money Pools Screenshot
Braid: Money Pools Screenshot
Version
1.35 ( 2036 )
Update
Mar 27, 2023
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10,000+
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Braid is the best way to pool money. 125K pools started and counting!

Why pool money with Braid? It’s a dedicated place to pool money—separate from your personal accounts. You can do it all from your Braid Pool: collect, manage, send and spend money. Braid Pools can be used to pool money for gifts, save for group vacations, share expenses, collect club dues, fund reunions, cash registries, mutual aid, and so much more. All with just a link!

HOW IT WORKS
• Start a Braid Pool
• Share your Pool Link to collect money
• Contributors don't need to sign up for Braid or use an app to chip in
• Braid Pools are FDIC-insured up to $250,000

USE POOL LINKS TO COLLECT MONEY
• Customize your Pool Link as you wish
• Share your Pool Link anywhere to collect money
• Braid doesn’t take a cut of what you collect

CASH OUT INSTANTLY
• Send money from Braid to your bank account in minutes for a small transfer fee
• Or use Standard Send for free

KEEP YOUR POOL FUNDED WITH RECURRING ADD $
• Schedule weekly or monthly deposits to your pool
• Great for expenses like: rent, savings, and envelope budgeting.

BRAID POOLS ARE SAFE AND SECURE
• All payment and personal information is encrypted end-to-end
• Responsive support whenever you need help

MANAGE YOUR POOL
• All transactions are tracked so no more IOUs, spreadsheets or receipt tracking
• Get notifications when money is contributed
• Manage your pool alone or with others

Contact us with questions or suggestions at hello@braid.co

Braid is not a bank. Banking services provided by BankProv, Member FDIC/DIF. The FDIC insures each depositor up to $250,000, based on deposit insurance rules. The Depositors Insurance Fund (DIF) insures all deposits above the FDIC depositor limit when placed with BankProv.