Dues on a defined cycle
Run dues as a real settlement cycle — per semester, per quarter, per season. Members see exactly what they owe, when it is due, and what it covers.
Clubs & organizations
Dues, shared funds, and a ledger every member can actually see.
Divy It Up gives clubs, teams, and member organizations a structured way to collect dues, pay shared costs, and show every member exactly where the money went — with a collective wallet and transparent books.
Pooled money is not a black box.
- Dues on a cycle
- Collective club wallet
- Full member-side transparency
For clubs
A financial system for groups that collect money, not individuals
Collecting dues is the easy part. The hard part is making sure every member can trust — and see — where the money went. Divy fixes the hard part.
A collective club wallet
Dues flow into a collective club wallet the group owns together. The club pays for its supplies, events, and shared costs directly out of that wallet.
Transparent ledger for every member
Every member can see who contributed, what the club spent, and what remains. No more whisper networks about where the dues went.
Membership without chasing people
Divy tracks who has paid, who has not, and sends the reminders on your behalf — so the treasurer stops being "the person who asks everyone for money."
Expense receipts, not screenshots
Every club expense has a single source of truth with an attached receipt, payer, and cycle. Audits, handoffs, and year-end reports happen in one click.
Seamless officer handoff
When a new treasurer takes over, they inherit the ledger, not a mystery. Cycles, balances, and wallet access transfer cleanly between officers.
Why clubs need their own financial system
Personal payment apps were designed for one-to-one payments between individuals. Clubs are not individuals — they are groups with an ongoing collective balance, an officer rotation, and a duty of transparency to their members. Stretching Venmo and a shared spreadsheet to cover all of that is how trust gets quietly broken.
Divy It Up is built for that collective case. The club is a real object with its own wallet, its own cycle, and its own ledger — and the members can see it whenever they want.
FAQ
Club questions, answered
Is Divy It Up appropriate for a small club or organization?
Yes. Divy works for groups from a handful of members up to hundreds. The core mechanics — cycles, wallets, and transparency — scale the same way whether you are collecting $20 a semester from eight people or multi-hundred-dollar dues from a full chapter.
What about a booster club, parent association, or rec league?
All fit. If your group collects money on a rhythm and spends it on shared costs, Divy is built for exactly that shape of finance. Boosters, rec leagues, PTAs, hobby clubs, and co-ops all run cleanly on the same primitives.
Can members pay with a card or a bank account?
Yes. Members fund their Divy wallet from a linked funding source and pay dues in the app. The club wallet holds the collected funds, spends from them, and reports the balance to the whole group.
Is this replacing our treasurer?
No — it is replacing their spreadsheet and their group chat. Divy makes the treasurer visible and credible, not invisible. They still make decisions; they just stop having to chase people and reconcile screenshots.
Can we see where the money went?
Yes. That is the whole point of Group Financial Transparency. Every member sees contributions, spending, and the remaining wallet balance, per cycle. Pooled money is no longer a black box after it is collected.
Run your club's finances like a real system.
Collect dues, pool funds, show the ledger. Every member in, every dollar accounted for.