We know how it goes.
Someone in the group chat wants to attend a popular music festival or take an overseas trip. Everyone else offers a thumbs up, emoji, accompanied with the obligatory “we outside,” someone will say. Planning commences, imaginary outfits start coming together, but when it’s time for an actual down payment, it’s crickets.
Let’s face it, money is tight, and the luxuries of life can sometimes feel out of reach. But with Cash App’s new pools feature, that doesn’t have to be the case. This peer-to-peer payment system enables customers to (wait for it) pool their resources towards a shared goal easily.
Other tools make splitting a big purchase stressful. The assumption is that one person in the group (the responsible one) has the money to front everyone else. This can become a headache and lead to confusion and maybe even friction. Cash App pools let you pool friends’ resources up front so no one person has to shoulder the responsibility.
With just a few taps, customers can create a goal, name it, set a target amount, and invite friends, even those who don’t already use Cash App, to help pay, giving the group chat a chance to, in essence, be outside.
Want to road trip next summer? Cash App pools.
The group’s favorite artist drops their tour dates? Cash App pools.
Want to travel to Spain just for the plot? Cash App pools.
With Cash App pools, it makes life’s worthwhile moments seem within reach, and honestly, that’s what it’s all about.
Disclosures
Cash App is a financial services platform, not a bank. Banking services provided by Cash App's bank partner(s). See cash.app for more details. Pools provided by Cash App, a Block, Inc. brand. New York residents must use their Cash App account to contribute to a pool.
