Gift registry and cash fund

A wedding registry from any store, with a cash fund and no fees

Paste a product link and Ring brings in the name, the photo and the price. Guests open a page with the list and, if they prefer, send money straight to your bank account, or by Pix in Brazil.

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Too many gifts you did not want, or too few of what you needed

With no list, every guest guesses. Three blenders arrive, not one pot, and nobody knows where to exchange them. On the other side, plenty of people would rather give money but do not know how to ask without awkwardness.

Store registries and wedding sites solve part of it, but tie you to one store, charge a fee on the money you receive, or ask for an account from a guest who only wants to give a present. And building the list item by item, copying name, photo and price, is one more job on the to-do list.

Ring's list is as simple as it gets: what you would like to receive, with the link of where to buy it, and a place for those who prefer to send money. No middleman.

How the gift registry and cash fund work

The list lives in the app, and guests see it on a page that opens in the browser, with nothing to install and no sign-up.

1
Paste the gift's link
Copy the product's address from whichever store you like. Ring reads the page and fills in the name, the photo and the price. You just check it and add it.
2
Set up the cash fund
Under "Cash gift", enter your bank account details, or a Pix key if you are in Brazil. They show on the list's page for guests who would rather give money.
3
Share the list's link
The app opens your phone's share sheet with the page's link. Its preview shows your names and the date.
4
The guest chooses
They open the product in the store and buy it there, or send any amount from their own bank to yours, using the details on the page.

Simple for you, and for the people giving

Any store
The list is made of links, so any store works, at home or abroad. Not every store lets Ring read the price and the photo; when one does not, you correct the name and the amount before adding it.
Straight to your bank, no fees
The money goes from the guest's bank to yours. No payment goes through Ring: there is no fee and no payout, and Ring never holds your money.
No reservations, no shares
The list is only a list: no item reservations and no group shares. It keeps the invitation to give light, without the awkwardness of who gave what.
Looks like your wedding
The page uses your color, lettering and cover photo, and follows the end of the party: 30 days after the wedding the list closes with a thank-you.

Gift registry and cash fund: frequently asked questions

How do we ask for cash gifts at our wedding without fees?

Put your bank account details in Ring’s cash fund (or a Pix key, in Brazil). They show on your gift registry page, beside gifts from any store, and guests transfer straight from their bank to yours. No payment goes through Ring, so there is no fee and no payout to wait for.

Does Ring charge a fee on gifts?

No. No payment goes through Ring. Cash gifts go straight from the guest's bank to yours, and purchases happen in the store itself.

Can I list gifts from any store?

Yes, the list keeps the product's link. Some stores do not let Ring read the page; then the gift is added with a name taken from the address, and you correct the name and the price before adding it.

Do guests need an account or the app?

No. The list is a page opened from a link, in the browser. For a cash gift, all they need is their bank's app or website to make the transfer.

Can guests reserve a gift?

No. The list has no reservations or shares, so two guests can pick the same item. If you want to avoid that, point guests to the cash gift.

Can we take cash gifts by Pix?

Yes, in Brazil. Enter a Pix key and the page shows it with a QR code and a button to copy it. Pix only works in Brazil, so a guest opening the page from abroad in a language other than Portuguese sees your account details instead.

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