For a few months now, BluBank has introduced a new service called “Dong.”
According to Iran digital economy annotation, This service eliminates all excuses for not paying one’s share. As its name suggests, the service is responsible for calculating and managing shared expenses, ensuring that no one in a group of friends or family can avoid paying their fair share. But how does this service work?
BluBank’s New Service: How to Collect Our Share from Friends?
Open the BluBank app. Tap the four-square icon or the store icon in the bottom menu. Select the Dong option. Here, you can choose a suitable profile image based on the expense you need to manage or the group with whom you are sharing costs. Now, you can create as many groups as needed. You can invite your selected members, who have accounts with Blu, to your groups based on the expenses you have incurred.
This service is designed for better cost management and more accurate division of each person’s share within a group. One of its standout features is the ability to designate a “main spender” or multiple main spenders for the group. The main spender is responsible for entering the expenses paid by the group. Once the expenses are entered, each member’s share is automatically calculated. Members can then easily make transactions and pay their share within the same group. One of the most valuable benefits of this service is that it spares Blu users from the hassle of joining multiple social media groups for expense tracking.
Additionally, the “Dong” service allows users to manually add group transactions and assign specific titles to each one. This feature enables users to manage their financial transactions in a more organized manner, ensuring that all shares are transparent and trackable. With this capability, users always know what expenses they have paid in their groups of friends and family, and which payments they have forgotten.
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