www.byebyemymoney.com Send money
Live · the void is accepting deposits

Money goes in.
Nothing comes out.

A deliberately pointless place to part with your cash. Play the catch game first, then send a real amount into the void with Stripe, PayPal, or crypto. No refunds, by design.

$50 disposed · Card $12 disposed · PayPal $500 disposed · Crypto $1 disposed · Card $99 disposed · Card $250 disposed · Crypto $50 disposed · Card $12 disposed · PayPal $500 disposed · Crypto $1 disposed · Card $99 disposed · Card $250 disposed · Crypto
Warm-up

Catch what you can. Lose the rest.

Move the vault. Forty-five seconds. Every note you miss falls through the floor, which is roughly the whole point of this website.

The Catch

Move your mouse or drag on mobile.

Score
$0
Caught
0
Time
45s

Ready when you are

Notes are worth $5 to $50. They fall faster the longer you last.

No money is at stake in the game. That part comes later.
$0
Total sent to the void
0
People who did this on purpose
$0
Average disposal
Checkout

The real part.

Pick a method, pick a number, press the button. It clears like any other payment, and then it is gone.

Send it

Method
CARD
Card
Visa, Mastercard, Amex · via Stripe
PP
PayPal
One tap if you're already signed in
₿
Crypto
BTC, ETH, USDT
Amount
$
Card details
SSL encrypted PCI compliant No card data stored

What actually happens

  • 1Your payment clears through Stripe, PayPal, or a blockchain like any normal transaction.
  • 2The amount is logged to the running counter above. Nothing is stored about your card.
  • 3You get an absurd amount of confetti and no product whatsoever.

“I sent twelve dollars into a website that promised me nothing and honestly it delivered exactly that. Ten out of ten.”

— a person who understood the assignment

Before you press it

  • !Only send money you'd be comfortable spending on a film ticket. Never rent, bills, or anything you need.
  • !Every disposal is final. No refunds, no chargebacks, no exceptions.
Details

Built properly, for something pointless.

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Canvas physics

Real gravity, drift, and rotation running at 60fps — not CSS keyframes pretending to be a game.

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Live counters

The numbers above are read from your own database, not hardcoded. They move when real money moves.

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Three rails

Stripe, PayPal, and crypto, each configured from a single settings screen in wp-admin.

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Glass and aurora

Layered blur, drifting gradients, and film grain — without a single image file to load.

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Reduced motion

Everything calms down automatically for visitors who ask their system for less movement.

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17KB of theme

No jQuery, no page builder, no framework. It loads before you finish reading this card.

Questions

The obvious ones.

Where does the money actually go?+

Into the account behind whichever payment method you picked. It is a real payment for an entertainment experience, the same way a cinema ticket is. The only thing you receive back is the animation and the counter going up.

Can I get a refund?+

No. That is the entire premise, stated before you pay. Chargebacks will be disputed with a link to this paragraph.

Is my card safe?+

Card details go straight to Stripe's hosted field and never touch this server. The site stores only the amount, the method, and a payment reference.

Is this gambling?+

No. Gambling implies a chance of winning something. Here the outcome is certain and disclosed up front: you get nothing.

Is there a minimum or maximum?+

One dollar minimum. No maximum on our side, though your bank or wallet may have its own limits. Start at a dollar.

About ByeByeMoney

ByeByeMoney is a deliberately useless service: a place to voluntarily part with money and watch it go. There is a catch game to warm up with, three ways to pay, and a running public tally of everything that has been sent into the void so far.

Payment methods

Card payments run through Stripe and accept Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. PayPal handles one-tap checkout for anyone already signed in. Crypto covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT. All three end in the same place.

Why people do it

Some treat it as a small exercise in non-attachment. Some are marking a bonus or a payday. Most are here because a website that openly promises nothing is funnier than one that overpromises. Whichever it is, the rule stays the same: only send what you would happily spend on an evening out.

Policies

All disposals are final. Minimum one dollar. Must be eighteen or older. Card data is never stored on this server. Amounts, methods, and payment references are retained for accounting.

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