Susu is a formal savings plan that is becoming more and more popular every day due to the simple process of giving money. It works similarly to the Gift MLM plan, but you must register two new members to donate to the network.

In fact, the project has a floral arrangement in its structure, which is the reason for its name, as well as other names such as susu Flower money investment, flower money pyramid, blessing loom/circle, and many more in various parts of the world.

Sou sou is a simple savings plan. A West African tradition is also popular in the Caribbean, where a group of people is required to deposit a certain amount into a group account on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, with one member responsible for collecting money. The team runs a random draw to determine the order in which each person receives their total amount. However, once each person receives their money, they still have to contribute until everyone has paid. Su-su can work for six months to a year - it all depends on how many people are involved.

Su-su continues until everyone gets paid at least once. If new users want to join the program, they must donate a certain amount to the last member of the inner circle. When he/she accepts the gift, the new user can enter the first level circle. The project wants to move to the next level in the time cycle, without forcing any products to be sold, and add two more members to the network. Each week there is a cycle in which the target participant moves on to the next circle/level. It is a reward planning process that allows each member to receive a cash pot once in a lifetime of the network. Enjoy it!!