Venezuelan app now handles school fees and enrollment
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Cashea, a Venezuelan application launched in 2022, now lets parents pay private school tuition, enrollment fees, and extracurricular activities in installments.
The company began piloting the service last year after San Martín de Tours school in Valencia, Carabobo state, requested the feature. School director Fernando de Nazare initially faced denials but successfully petitioned Cashea to begin a trial run.
Since adding Cashea as a payment option, San Martín de Tours has seen a 200% increase in enrollment, as installment payments help families manage their finances. The school, founded in 2025, serves neurodivergent and neurotypical students from early childhood education to sixth grade and has extended Cashea’s use to cover uniforms and books through partnerships with suppliers. Cashea reports that any private school in Venezuela can join its network.
Several schools in cities including Maracaibo, Cumaná, and Caracas are already promoting the service on social media to attract students. Cashea’s business model eliminates direct debt to schools by covering installment payments and settling accounts with partner schools every 42 days.
