Share Pay

SharePay

About this app

SharePay is the UK’s go‑to app for effortlessly splitting group payments. Whether you're coordinating a dinner, planning a group gift, booking tickets, or organising a shared trip, SharePay takes the friction out of collecting money. One person pays, everyone else contributes via a secure link—no cash, no chasing, no confusion.

Why SharePay?

Create and manage payment groups with clarity: track who’s paid, monitor balances in real time, and send automatic reminders and receipts.

Send shareable payment links—no need for recipients to download the app or share bank details. They just click a secure link and pay immediately.

Powered by UK open‑banking and Faster Payments infrastructure for secure, instantaneous transfers.

Secure by design: fintech-level compliance and encryption ensure every transaction is protected.

Designed especially for UK groups—compliant with domestic banking standards and payment rails.

How it works

Set up a shared payment event—name it, set a total and invite friends.

Invite participants via WhatsApp, email, SMS or social media.

Contributors click the link and pay using their banking app—no sign-up required.

You receive payments instantly and can withdraw directly to your own bank account.

Track contributions, send reminders, and finalize with transparency.

Best for

Splitting meals, nights out, gifts, trips, club fees, household bills—or whenever friends or family share an expense.

Organisers who want fairness and transparency without the hassle.

Groups where contributors may not share payment platforms or want to avoid bank‑account sharing.

Benefits at a glance

Avoid awkward awkward conversations and multiple app downloads.

Get paid quickly and securely, with total visibility into who owes what.

Keep group money separate from personal finances with built‑in tracking.

Free for organisers and contributors—just simple, fair, smooth group payments.

Take the stress out of splitting costs—download SharePay today and share the bill, not the frustration.