The story behind Dueflow Cards
Today we’re launching Dueflow Cards. Imagine a world where your chapter earns cashback on every transaction. As of today, it can.
When I was a treasurer, every dollar the chapter spent went through the debit card on our bank account. Thousands of dollars a year on events, supplies, food and apparel, and it earned us exactly zero. That’s still true for chapters everywhere. Bank of America, Chase, your local credit union: the chapter debit card earns nothing.
The missing cashback wasn’t the only problem. Letting members spend was a constant headache. There was one card, so either I handed it over and hoped for the best, or members paid out of pocket and waited weeks to be reimbursed. There was no easy way to give someone a budget and trust it would be kept.
That’s how Dueflow started. We’re building the tools I wished I’d had as a treasurer, and Dueflow Cards are one of the biggest pieces yet.
With Dueflow Cards, you can send a card to any member in seconds. It goes straight into their Apple Wallet with the limit you’ve set, you can cap individual purchases, and you can freeze or cancel it whenever you need to. Every transaction shows up live in your dashboard, tied to the person who made it. Managing who spends what, and how much, finally becomes easy.
And every completed purchase earns 0.5% cashback, paid back into your chapter’s treasury. A chapter spending $50,000 a year gets around $250 back on money it was going to spend anyway. That’s money back to the organisation, for a philanthropy donation or one less fee to charge members.
This is a big day for us. It’s the product I’d have killed for as a treasurer, and I think every chapter should be using it. If your chapter isn’t earning cashback on its spending right now, it should be. Use Dueflow.
Dueflow Cards are live now under Finance → Cards. And huge thanks to the team for all the hours that went into getting this right.