Digital Eidi: Send Money Packets in Family Groups

Eidi is a tradition — and when family is spread across cities and countries, a digital version keeps it alive.

#What is a money packet?

A **money packet** is a single message holding an amount split into several packets. Group members tap to claim one until they're all gone — like red packets in WeChat.

#How to send one

1. Open the **family group**. 2. Tap the **attachment** button › **Money packet**. 3. Enter the **total amount** and the **number of packets**. 4. Add a message — *Eid Mubarak! 🌙* 5. Confirm with your **wallet PIN**.

Everyone sees the packet in the chat and taps to claim. You can see who claimed and how much.

#Ideas

- **Eidi** for nieces, nephews and cousins. - **Wedding salami** when you can't attend. - **Birthday surprises** in a friends' group. - **Rewards** for a team that hit its target (in Yapie Work groups). - **Quiz prizes** — first correct answer gets a packet.

#Make sure everyone can claim

Recipients need Yapie and a wallet with a **verified email or phone**. Remind older relatives to set up their wallet PIN before Eid.

#Safety

- Only send packets in groups you trust. - Be wary of "packet" messages from strangers asking you to pay to claim — real packets never require payment to receive.

#Frequently asked questions

How do I send Eidi on Yapie?

In a group, tap the attachment button › Money packet, set the total and number of packets, add a message and confirm with your PIN.

Can I see who claimed the money?

Yes, the packet shows who claimed and how much.

What happens to unclaimed money?

Unclaimed amounts remain yours according to the packet rules shown in the app.