With speedy population growth and urbanization, there is sequential rise in waste generation rates and the annual waste generation is likely to increase by 73% from 2020 levels to 3.88 billion tonnes in 2050. On comparison to the developed nations, the inhabitants of developing countries, exclusively the urban poor, are found to be more severely impacted by weakly managed waste. Though awareness of managing waste is prevalent all over, the need for creating sustainable cities still remains a challenge for many developing areas. Real-time waste management is much expensive, encompassing 20%–50% of municipal budgets. With all these waste management constraints of the public, the founders have come forward with a mission to clean up the society and upkeep the physical environment by ‘setting right things at the right place and at the right time’ This selfless and unconditional care for the society was the footing for the birth of “The Money Bin” in the year 2022 - where people are paid for loading their domestic wastes instead of throwing away.