Track udhaar so “I’ll return it” does not disappear
Lending ₹2,000 to a friend is easy. Remembering it three weeks later is not — especially when it lived in a chat you both scrolled past.
NestSplit treats udhaar as its own record: who owes you, how much, and whether it is still pending. When they pay on UPI, mark it settled. It does not get mixed into a flat or trip split unless you add it there on purpose.
When to use udhaar vs a group expense
Use a group expense when several people shared a bill. Use udhaar when you lent money to one person — a personal transfer, not a split of dinner.
- You paid their share of rent and they will return it
- You sent money for an emergency
- They asked to borrow until salary day
NestSplit does not move the money
The app does not take a cut or run a wallet. You pay on UPI or bank transfer like you already do. NestSplit only keeps the note so the pending amount does not live in your head.
Sign in with Google to create a group and start tracking.