Collect contributions without the chasing
Set the target and the people, share one UPI QR, and tick off who has paid.
Nothing is uploaded — payments go straight to your UPI ID.
Payments go straight to your UPI ID — nothing passes through SplitBiller, and nothing here is uploaded. Ticks are saved on this device only.
Each person pays
₹750
8 people · ₹6,000 in total
Farewell gift, Ganesh puja chanda, society event, team lunch — someone always ends up collecting the money and keeping score. This tool works out an equal share, rounded up so you don’t fall short, makes a UPI QR for that amount, and keeps a tick-list.
Copy the ready-made message for your group chat, then use the reminder to nudge only the people who haven’t paid. The list stays on your device.
How it works
- 1
Set the target and the people
Enter the amount you need and list who’s contributing, one name per line.
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Share the amount and QR
Each person’s share is rounded up to the nearest ₹1, ₹10, ₹50 or ₹100. Add your UPI ID to get a QR for that exact amount.
- 3
Tick off payments
Mark each person as they pay. The progress bar and the pending list update, and you can copy a reminder.
FAQ
How is each person’s share calculated?
Target ÷ number of people, rounded up to the step you choose. Rounding up means you never fall short; any surplus is shown.
Does the money pass through SplitBiller?
No. People pay directly to your UPI ID. This tool only does the maths and keeps the tick-list.
Is it safe to share my UPI ID?
A UPI ID is meant to be shared so people can pay you, like a phone number. Share it with the group rather than posting it publicly.
What if some people pay more or less?
The list assumes equal shares. For unequal amounts, use the unequal bill splitter.
Will my ticks be saved?
Yes, on this device, for the same group, amount and target. Change any of them and the list starts fresh.
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