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Founded in 2010 by a Belgian startup, Tricount is a leading application designed to simplify expense sharing for groups and individuals. Its mission is to make managing shared finances easy and transparent, eliminating the hassle of "who owes whom". The app allows users to create expense reports for activities like trips, shared housing, or group events, where they can add expenses and see a real-time balance of what everyone owes. In May 2022, Tricount was acquired by the European neobank bunq, integrating its popular expense-splitting features with bunq's banking and payment services to further streamline the settlement process for its millions of users.

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Tricount

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