You can create groups of up to 25 Cash account users that allow you to seamlessly send and request money from members of the group. You can keep track of who owes you money from that dinner last week and chat with friends all in one place. 

Create a group with your Cash account

1. Log in to the Wealthsimple mobile app
2. Tap the Home tab at the bottom of your screen
3. Select your primary Cash account
4. Select Send or request
5. Choose Split a bill
6. Search for people to add to your group and tap Add to group

View your group and make changes

1. Log into the Wealthsimple mobile app
2. Tap the Home tab at the bottom of your screen
3. Select your primary Cash account
4. Select Send or request
5. Choose Split a bill
6. Here you will see any groups you have created

Requesting funds in the group

1. Log into the Wealthsimple mobile app
2. Tap the Home tab at the bottom of your screen
3. Select your primary Cash account
4. Select Send or request
5. Choose Request money
6. Choose Wealthsimple Cash
7. Tap the group you wish to request funds from and then select Request
8. Check off the contacts you want to request money (needs to be at least one contact), then tap Continue
9. Input the total amount you wish to split (this will be split evenly among every contact you selected) then tap Continue to confirm the amount
10. Add a message or emoji, and then tap Request
11. To check on who has paid the request in the group, tap the 3 dots at the top right of the request bubble in the chat

Tip: You can request money from someone who isn't using Cash yet. Once they download the app and set up their profile, they'll get your request to send you money.

Blocking or reporting someone on Cash 

1. Log into the Wealthsimple mobile app
2. Tap the Home tab at the bottom of your screen
3. Select your primary Cash account
4. Select Send or request
5. Tap either Send or Request
6. Select Wealthsimple Cash
7. Choose the contact(s) that you wish to report/block
8. Tap the Settings (gear) icon at the top of the screen
9. Select Block user