A home for the money between people.

Most of the money in your life is handled by an institution. Your salary lands in a bank. Your bills are paid by an app. Your investments sit in a brokerage. These domains have been thoroughly digitised, and broadly, they work.

There's another kind of money. Quieter, more ordinary, much closer to your everyday life. The five thousand naira your cousin owes you. The asoebi pool for your friend's wedding. The savings circle that's been running for three years. This part of financial life moves through messages, mental notes, and the kindness of whoever is willing to keep track.

Kehbar is for this part.