For Parents

Pay Your Student's Fraternity or Sorority Dues.

A simple, secure way to pay your student's chapter dues – by bank transfer, card, or Apple Pay, or in installments. No app and no account required.

Dueflow is free for chapters and nationals – no subscription or setup cost, ever. Members pay a small processing fee per payment.

  • $0 chapter fees
  • 5-minute setup
  • Built by treasurers
  • Updated September 19, 2026
The problem

A Venmo request is no way to pay hundreds of dollars

Parents often cover their student's chapter dues, but the 'bill' shows up as a vague Venmo request with no itemization, no receipt, and no clarity on what it's for or when it's due. Sending real money to a student's personal account with no record is stressful – and there's rarely an option to spread the cost out.

With Dueflow

A clear, secure payment – your way

Dueflow sends a clean payment link with the exact amount, what it covers, and the due date. You pay securely by bank transfer, card, or Apple Pay – or split it into installments – and get a receipt automatically. No app to download, no account to create.

  • Pay how you want

    Bank transfer (ACH), credit or debit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay – choose whatever is easiest and most secure for you.

  • Payment plans

    Split a large dues bill into smaller installments instead of one lump sum, when the chapter offers it.

  • Automatic receipt

    Get an itemized receipt for every payment – clear records for you, no chasing your student for confirmation.

  • Clear due dates

    See exactly what's owed and when, so you're never surprised by a last-minute request the night before it's due.

  • No app, no account

    Pay directly from the link in your browser. There's nothing to download and no account to set up.

  • Transparent fees

    The processing fee is shown up front before you pay – no hidden charges, and you choose the method that costs the least.

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