Peoples Monopoly
Pillar One · Banking

Your money never stopped being powerful.
It just stopped being organized.

Every deposit you hold is leverage a bank depends on. Join your bank's collective — anonymously — and turn scattered accounts into deployable capital: money that's ready to move, together, toward the banks that treat people right.

Join Your Bank's Collective Why We're Doing This
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Why You're Signing Up

Five truths about where power really lives.

Then: the picket line $ Now: the spending dollar
Truth 01

The power isn't the picket line anymore. It's the dollar.

A century ago, workers organized into unions because labor was the leverage. Today, the leverage has moved — into your spending, your deposits, your accounts. Every dollar is a vote a company campaigns for daily. We've just never voted together.

One voice One wave
Truth 02

Alone you're a complaint. Together we're a market.

One closed account is a rounding error. A million accounts moving in the same week is an event a CEO explains to the board. Companies fear one thing more than regulation: the coordinated exit of their customer base. That's exactly what a collective can do.

Deployable capital — money ready to move
Truth 03

We don't show our money to brag. We show it because it can move.

When members share their balance ranges — never exact amounts, always anonymous — the platform adds it up into one number per bank: deployable capital. It's the size of the collective's leverage, visible to everyone, including the bank. Money that's organized is money that negotiates.

Cooperation is rewarded — publicly
Truth 04

This isn't against the banks. It's a better deal for the good ones.

We negotiate first. A bank that offers fair fees, honest rates, and real service gets something no ad campaign can buy: thousands of new customers moving in as one, and a rising People's Score everyone can see. Cooperation isn't surrender — it's the smartest business decision they'll ever make.

When the seat is refused, the collective moves — together
Truth 05

And if they refuse to listen? We move. All of us. At once.

A collective that's organized in advance doesn't need to march or wait. When a bank refuses the people's seat at the table, members can commit to shifting their accounts to a cooperating competitor — and the deployable capital follows. Quietly built. Instantly felt. That's the People's Monopoly.

Live Dashboard

Banks in focus.

Every bank where the collective is organizing — members counted, capital ready. Preview build: figures shown are illustrative examples.

Collective Chat — members only
Join the Collective

Join the movement. Stay invisible.

No real names. No exact balances. Just enough to place you in your collective and count your weight.

Step 1 — Who you are (to us, not to them)

Pick an alias. Your identity stays yours.

🕶️ Anonymous by design. Use an alias, and we encourage an email address that isn't connected to your identity. We want the collective counted — not its members exposed.
Your public profile name — it doesn't have to be your real name.
Verification required. We recommend a fresh email not attached to you personally.
Why? It's important to know who we're reaching, to better represent our base.
Why? Collectives are organized by the state people live in.