What TableCash is

A group fund with one person in charge.

By the TableCash Team · Updated August 2, 2026

TableCash is a group fund app: friends chip in to one trusted organizer, Stripe moves and holds the money, and the app is the record everyone can see.

What it is

TableCash is a group fund app. One person creates a table for a trip, an event, a gift, a team fund — whatever the group is doing. Friends chip in with their card. The money lands with that one trusted organizer, and they approve what leaves. Everyone at the table sees every dollar: who chipped in, what went out, what's left.

How it works

1. Someone creates a table with a purpose.
2. Friends chip in with their card — the money goes directly to the creator's own Stripe account.
3. Anyone at the table can request money from it; the creator approves or denies.
4. The creator can cash out to their bank. Everyone sees everything, the whole time.

Where the money lives

TableCash never holds, routes, or transmits money. Contributions are Stripe destination charges to the organizer's own Stripe account — Stripe, a licensed payment processor, moves and holds all the money. The app is the interface and the record: the same model as Splitwise (a pure ledger) combined with GoFundMe (destination charges).

What it isn't

Not a bank. Not a wallet. Not peer-to-peer payments. Not a shared account. TableCash doesn't decide who's owed what — it shows the numbers, and the group handles it.

What people use it for

Group trips · Group gifts · Team funds and dues — any moment a group needs the money in one place with one trusted person in charge.