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Chit Fund / Committee (BC) Rotation Tracker

Build a rotation schedule for a sequential chit fund, committee, or bisi group, see whose turn it is to receive the pool, and generate a monthly contribution UPI QR code per member.

Quick Answer & Summary

To track a chit fund / committee, enter the organizer's collection UPI ID, the fixed monthly contribution amount, the start month, and each member's name in rotation order. The tool builds a full rotation schedule (one round per member, with correct month/year rollover), highlights the current round based on today's date, and generates a personalized contribution QR code for every member each round. This is a bookkeeping and scheduling tool only — it does not hold funds in escrow or guarantee any payout; trust among members is still required.

Chit Fund Rotation Studio
Rotation schedule, current-round highlight, and a contribution QR per member.

Sequential Rotation Only

Pre-agreed member order — first listed gets round 1, no bidding/auction complexity.

Current Round Highlight

Automatically shows which round is happening now, based on today's date.

Per-Member Contribution QR

Every member gets a QR labeled with their own name, not one anonymous shared code.

Chit Fund Setup

Total pool paid out each round: 10000.00 (5 members × ₹2000.00)

Members & Rotation Order

5 members

Rotation order = payout order. The first member listed receives round 1's pool, the second receives round 2, and so on — sequential order only, no bidding/auction.

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2.
3.
4.
5.

Round 1 is the current round (2026-09)

Priya receives this round's pool of ₹10000.00.

Rotation Schedule & Contribution QR

Round 1
2026-09
Current
Payout to Priya
Priya
Amit
Sana
Dev
Rahul
Round 2
2026-10
Payout to Amit
Priya
Amit
Sana
Dev
Rahul
Round 3
2026-11
Payout to Sana
Priya
Amit
Sana
Dev
Rahul
Round 4
2026-12
Payout to Dev
Priya
Amit
Sana
Dev
Rahul
Round 5
2027-01
Payout to Rahul
Priya
Amit
Sana
Dev
Rahul

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Documentation & Guide

How to Use Chit Fund / Committee (BC) Rotation Tracker

1

Enter Organizer Details & Monthly Amount

Add the organizer's UPI ID (the account that collects everyone's contributions), the fixed amount every member pays each round, and the start month for round 1.

2

Add Members in Rotation Order

List members in the order they will receive the payout — first listed gets round 1, second gets round 2, and so on. This tool only supports simple sequential rotation, not bidding/auction-style chits.

3

Review the Schedule & Current Round

The tool builds the full rotation (one round per member) and highlights today's round based on your device's date, showing who receives the pool this month.

4

Share Each Member Their Contribution QR

Every member gets their own QR code for this round's contribution, with their name in the payment note so it's clear whose payment it is. Check off contributions as they come in.

Pro Tips
Member order = payout order. Double check the order before sharing QR codes.
This only supports simple sequential rotation, not bidding/auction-style chit funds.
This tool is a bookkeeping aid, not an escrow service — it does not hold or guarantee any money.
Everything is saved locally on your device only, not synced or uploaded anywhere.

Practical Examples & Conversions

Input
Members: Priya, Amit, Sana, Dev, Rahul | Contribution: ₹2,000/month | Start: 2026-09
Output
Round 1 (Sep 2026): Priya receives ₹10,000. Round 2 (Oct 2026): Amit receives ₹10,000. ...continuing through Round 5 (Jan 2027): Rahul receives ₹10,000 — with a distinct contribution QR generated for each member every round.

Frequently Asked Questions (PAA)

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Authoritative Standards & Citations

Calculations and algorithms on this page are implemented and verified in strict accordance with the following official technical specifications: