Frequently Asked Questions

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A Kameti (also known as a Committee or Chit Fund) is a traditional form of community savings and credit system. On our platform, a group of users agree to contribute a fixed amount of money every month for a set number of months. Each month, one member of the group receives the total collected amount (the "pot"), typically through an auction process where members bid a discount. This allows one member to access a lump sum of money each cycle. It's a great tool for disciplined savings and accessing funds when needed.