Collect club dues by tap-to-pay and cash on one ledger — then close the books without ever opening a spreadsheet.
No app for families · Your money never touches Coffr · Greek-first
Tiers, amounts, cadence — set it up in minutes and it bills the squad every month on its own.
Each family gets a link for their member by SMS. They pay in ten seconds — no app, no login.
The yiayia hands you €35 in an envelope. You mark it paid once — and it gets the same dues receipt, on the same continuous series, as any tap. No side-spreadsheet, no manual afterthought. It's the part every other tool gets wrong.
You volunteered to coach, not to chase parents you'll see at the supermarket. Coffr sends every nudge to stragglers under its own name. You approve them with a tap — your name is never on the nag.
Card and cash land on one continuous receipt series. You always know who's paid, late or partial.
Every payment flows directly to the club's own account through a connected-seller model. Coffr keeps the records — it never sits between you and your funds.
Non-fiscal dues receipt + annual myDATA aggregate for a σωματείο; clean export for an εταιρία.
Per club, VAT included. Free for pilot clubs.
No. They get a link by SMS or email, tap it, and pay on one Greek-language screen — no app, no login. It works on a six-year-old phone.
You mark the payment as received and Coffr issues the same dues receipt on the same series as a card payment. It's a first-class payment, not a manual note.
Straight to the club's account via a connected seller (Viva). Coffr never holds your funds — it only keeps the ledger.
For a σωματείο, Coffr issues the non-fiscal dues receipt plus the annual myDATA aggregate. For an εταιρία, it stays collection + export and your accountant issues the VAT document.
Never. Reminders are signed by Coffr. You approve them, but your name stays off the chase.
Yes — the AGM-ready export doubles as a clean handover artifact, so the next volunteer inherits a tidy ledger, not a shoebox.
Join the waitlist — pilots opening for clubs this term.
The money layer for tiny associations. Collect dues, take cash and card, close the books — without a spreadsheet.