You sign up on darret.ma, verify your identity with your national ID (CIN) and a selfie, then either create a daret — setting the monthly amount, the number of members and the duration — or join one with an invite code. Darret records every contribution and whose turn it is; members pay each other directly, and Darret never holds the money.
Darret is a Moroccan app that organizes your daret digitally. It coordinates the circle, verifies every member, and tracks each payment — but Darret never holds your money. Members pay each other directly.
Updated 2026-09-07
No. Because Darret does not hold the money, members can settle by bank transfer, cash, or any method they agree on. Darret is the organizer and ledger, not a payment holder.
No. Because Darret never holds the money, members settle between themselves by bank transfer, cash or any method they agree on. Darret is the organizer and the ledger.
You upload your CIN and a selfie once. A human reviews the match — there is no automated facial recognition — and you are notified when your account is verified.
When you create a circle you get an invite code to share with the members you have chosen. They sign up, verify, and join with that code.
Yes. You can take part in several circles at the same time, each with its own amount, members and rotation.