A clear request
A taker would describe one current bill, how much is needed, and when it is due. Real posting would require eligibility and identity checks.
Char explores a simple idea: let people share a specific bill need, then help givers find a way to contribute with more clarity. Browse the mock bill-assistance experience—every request and result is fictional.
Example location · East Java
The concept makes room for both sides: a person explaining a bill need and a giver deciding whether to contribute.
A taker would describe one current bill, how much is needed, and when it is due. Real posting would require eligibility and identity checks.
Givers could browse as guests, pass on a need, or open its details. A swipe only expresses interest; it never commits funds.
After a contribution, a giver could revisit its status and any approved, privacy-safe proof. Proof can inform, but cannot guarantee how funds were used.
A bill-help platform needs honest labels, privacy protections, and clear payment terms—not just an “approved” stamp. This prototype makes those boundaries part of the experience.
The 1% figure reflects an early product proposal, not a live charge. No funds or user records are handled by this site.
These interactive screens are front-end demonstrations only. Changes stay in this browser and may reset when site data is cleared.
Pass, save, and simulate a contribution to a fictional bill request. No wallet is connected.
Open giver demo →Try a mock eligibility gate, create sample needs, and see the proposed 30-day expiry.
Open taker demo →Preview how a restricted moderation dashboard might show fictional cases and logged decisions.
Open owner demo →Learn what verification, payment proof, and this mock experience can—and cannot—tell you.