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What is KinPay?

KinPay is a tool for two people who already know each other to create, agree, sign and manage a private financial agreement.

3 min readProduct explainerUpdated 2026-06-15

The short answer

KinPay helps two people who already know each other create, agree, sign and manage a private financial agreement.

The short answer

KinPay helps two people who already know each other create, agree, sign and manage a private financial agreement.

When someone you know lends you money, the hard part is rarely the transfer. It is agreeing the terms, remembering them months later, and keeping track of what has been repaid. KinPay gives both people one shared record of exactly that.

What KinPay handles

  • A clear request with an amount and a repayment plan.
  • A place to negotiate the terms without awkward messages.
  • A signed record that both people accepted the same terms.
  • A repayment schedule that both people can see.

KinPay is not a lender

KinPay does not lend money, fund requests or introduce you to lenders. The money always comes from the person you asked.
Next: how a request becomes an agreementHow does KinPay work?

Key takeaway

KinPay organises an agreement between people. It is not a lender.

Next: Read how a request becomes an agreement.

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  1. 1. Search KinPay Learn

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  2. 2. Use Help inside KinPay

    For anything about your own account, open KinPay and use Help in the top-right corner. Where available it attaches the screen you were on.

  3. 3. Submit a support request

    Tell us what you expected and what happened. Open the form.

  4. 4. Email support

    Write to support@kinpay.me.