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Shared gifts

Big gifts are given together.

A bike, a weekend away, a games console: a relative starts the group gift, the others pledge their share, and everyone sees how it is going. The money itself changes hands between you.

How it goes
Step by step

How a group gift comes together

  1. 1

    A relative starts the group gift

    On a gift from the list, they start a group gift and become its organizer: they are the one who will buy it.

  2. 2

    The others pledge their share

    Everyone states an amount, which they can change or withdraw as long as the gift has not been given.

  3. 3

    Everyone follows the progress

    Guests see the pledged total against the price. The total can exceed the price: it is information, not a transaction.

  4. 4

    You settle up between yourselves

    The organizer buys the gift; everyone pays them their share, by bank transfer or in cash, outside CadeauZ.

And Camille? She does not see the group gift before the celebration. Two weeks after her birthday, she knows who chipped in, not how much each person gave.

A limit by design

No money goes through CadeauZ

A share is a pledge: it only shows how the group gift is coming along. You settle up between yourselves, as before.

Nothing is collected

No money goes through the app, at any point.

Nothing is paid out

No middleman, no fees: the organizer and those chipping in sort it out between themselves.

No bank details

CadeauZ will never ask you for an IBAN or a card number.

CadeauZ

A FamiZ account opens CadeauZ

Free and ad-free. The same account works for the family's other apps: one sign-in, one profile per person, children included.