A short history
Anong Srisawat kept the day book for her aunt’s provision shop on a lane in Su-ngai Padi. Rice on credit for cousins sat in the same columns as the day’s takings, and she learned early that a household’s money and its family were one story.
In 2014, after several cousins married in the same rains, she began sitting with them in the evening to separate wedding gold from the cash needed for a first room. Those conversations were unpaid and crowded. In 2016 she registered the company and rented the upper floor of a shophouse in the tambon, with a door that could close.
Yusuf Hamid joined in 2021. He had spent years as a clerk at a savings cooperative in Narathiwat, watching members treat a thin book as both pride and emergency fund. He now sits in when a family-obligation meeting needs a second listener, and he writes many of the reserve pages.