joint/collective/ or united?

[Ksn_out]

Hi!
I'm searching for the right word to name a "united" money transfer, for example if a group of students wants to buy a uniform for each of them, but instead of doing it one by one, they collect the money, and one makes the money transfer. But I think "corporate" wouldn't fit, because it is not paid by the office or university
I think that may be same word if it was a group letter, etc. Please help me find the best word for it.

 

[5jj]

You might call it a joint purchase.

 

[Ksn_out]

Would a "joint payment" sound good too?

 

[Rover_KE]

Yes.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hi! Unnecessary.

I'm searching for the right word to name for a "united" money transfer. For example, if a group of students wants to buy a uniform for each of them, but instead of doing it one by one, they collect the money, and one makes the money transfer. But I think "corporate" wouldn't fit, because it is not paid by the office or university a company.

I think that may it might be same word I would need if it was a group letter, etc. Please help me find the best word for it.

You could use "collective", but 5jj's "joint purchase" is best.

 

[tedmc]

What about a "group purchase"? Since it is a single transaction, would the system recognise the difference?

 

[emsr2d2]

What about a "group purchase"? Since it is a single transaction, would the system recognise the difference?

That would work too. It doesn't matter what the system recognises. We're just looking for a term used when a group of people club together to buy something, or pool their money.