The business for sale includes its iOS and Android applications, website, backend systems, Stripe payment processing account, and marketing contacts. The development cost was approximately $40,000. To maintain operations, a yearly fee of about $140 for data hosting and developer accounts with Apple and Google Play are required. Additionally, the Stripe account will be transferred to the new owner. The current owner is selling the business due to time constraints from a full-time job and offers post-sale support for any inquiries. Revenue is generated by taking a 3% cut of all transactions through the platform. Expenses include Stripe's processing fees, which are transferred to users paying with a card, while bank account transfers occur at a reduced processing fee of 0.08%, absorbed by the app. Hence, the platform is profitable as long as funds are collected. Initially aimed at college students, the app was a substitute for a previously popular payment solution acquired and removed from the market. Having been a treasurer in college, the owner identified this opportunity but couldn't market it sufficiently due to other commitments. Marketing contacts with fraternity and sorority groups will be included in the sale. The future owner could enhance the app's success through effective marketing to build a strong user base. With average annual collections of $75,000 per fraternity or sorority, there is significant revenue potential. The owner is available for advice post-sale to aid in the platform's growth and user acquisition.