No founder, proclamation, or establishment record has been identified for this day. It began as a jokey social-media meme prompting parents to send daughters money, circulating on Twitter and Urban Dictionary in the late 2010s before local newsrooms started reporting it as a viral October 6 observance around 2019.
From a phrase to a punchline
The earliest traces are small. Versions of the line "transfer money to your daughter's account" were circulating on Twitter by around 2016, and a user added an entry for the variant to Urban Dictionary by 2018. None of it names a creator. The phrase simply spread, the way an inside joke does, until enough people were repeating it that it started to feel like a thing.



