Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
NjangiBook turns rotating savings into shared paperwork
An online tool for njangi and tontine groups to manage rules, member contributions, draw order, attendance and meeting records.
- For
- Njangi and tontine groups in Cameroon and the diaspora
- Worth noticing
- Its example models 12 places at €1,000 each: the beneficiary receives €11,000, while a 2% late-payment fine is shown as €20.
Field notes
The described setup assigns distinct responsibilities: the treasurer configures the group and validates the draw, while the president approves the agreement and a secretary submits meeting minutes. The simulator’s 12-place example treats the recipient’s month separately, showing €11,000 received from the other members and a €110 hosting contribution. The page says payment can be recorded as cash or transfer, but that money itself does not pass through the app.
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