Powerful Banking

Enjoy the efficiency of unified banking* across chapters

mutli chapter org banking transparency with Crowded

transparent sub accounts

Oversee chapters under 1 account

Streamlined compliance

Maintain your tax-exempt status effortlessly

Compliance for multi chapter nonprofits

How it works

invite admins to Crowded to manage chapter finances

Onboard Chapter Leaders

Much easier than opening a full bank account! No EIN or incorporation documentation required.

chapters manage their funds independently with Crowded

Chapters Manage Funds Autonomously

Treasurers enjoy built-in payment processing and transparent spending tools.

national organization gets oversight and power over chapters

HQ Gets Total Oversight

Funds can be added or withdrawn from Chapter accounts, and accounts can be monitored from a central dashboard.

Your questions,
answered.

Want to chat? Contact us.

A Chapter account is a subsidiary bank account of a central Crowded bank account. It is an ‘account within an account’ of a Crowded account.

Chapter accounts are meant for nonprofit organizations organized under one EIN (Employer Identification Number), and not organizations with many subchapters that all have a unique EIN.

Chapter accounts are perfect for sports leagues, universities, Girl Scout councils and service units, etc.

Opening a Crowded account is free and incurs no fees or minimum balances. To activate Chapter accounts for the HQ, please reach out to the Crowded team directly at [email protected]

When inviting an individual to be the admin on a Chapter account, their onboarding is a simple process of verifying their personal information such as phone number, email and date of birth. Social security number is not required.

Once they fill out their information, they can immediately start managing their Chapter account – creating payment collection links, spending funds with Crowded cards, and all other financial transactions.

Chapter accounts are specifically for organizations whose subsidiary groups do not have their own EIN, and are nestled under a central organization. Chapter accounts do not need to provide any of the documentation that is normally required for opening a bank account: EIN, Incorporation documents, SSN or driver’s license.

The admins that are invited to manage a Chapter account can only see that Chapter account. They have no visibility into any other Chapter accounts, or the organization’s HQ account.

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Let’s chat!

Darryl Gecelter
Co-Founder