Crypto donations on U.CASH: every rail, non-custodial

Donations and tips on U.CASH

A donation page that takes everything: 56 crypto assets, cards, and the local bank rails, on one shareable link with your name on it. Donors pay from whatever they have; the cause receives non-custodial, with a signed webhook for the ledger.

The donation surface is white-label and per-handle: your branding, your link (donate or tip page), your rails. Tips and donations land with crypto finality, and QR codes work anywhere a counter or a stream overlay does.

Crypto donations in depth

Donations differ from commerce in one structural way: the payer receives nothing back, which changes the psychology of the payment surface and the economics that support it. Every percentage a processor takes is a percentage not served by the mission, which is why the fee floor matters here more than anywhere; crypto settlement at the platform's flat rate, with network fees at cents, moves the overhead question from material to rounding error.

The surface itself does the asking. A payment link or embed with a flexible amount, preset tiers for the hesitant, and the cause's branding throughout converts on identity rather than checkout friction. The public settlement record doubles as transparency infrastructure: donations arriving on-chain are individually verifiable, which for causes whose credibility is the product is not a side effect but the point.

How it works

From setup to settled.

Step 01

Claim your donation page

Set your handle, branding, and the rails to accept: crypto assets, cards, bank rails, or all of them.

Step 02

Share or embed it

Link in bio, QR on the table, overlay on the stream: the page travels anywhere.

Step 03

Donors give their way

A wallet for crypto, a card for everyone else, or a local rail like PIX or M-Pesa where the audience lives.

Step 04

Funds settle to you

Non-custodial to your wallet or account, with every donation logged and webhooked for the records.

What you get

Per-handle pages

Your own donate and tip page on your handle, white-labeled, shareable, permanent.

Every payment method

Crypto from any wallet, cards, and the local rails: no donor turned away for lacking a wallet.

QR-ready

The page renders as a scannable QR for counters, events, and print.

Non-custodial

Donations settle direct to the cause's wallet; the platform never holds funds.

Amount presets

Suggested amounts or free-form: tune the page to the audience, from tips to major gifts.

Ledger-ready exports

Every donation recorded with rail, asset, and reference: bookkeeping that reconciles itself.

Crypto donations: FAQ

Do donors need crypto?

No. Cards and local bank rails run on the same donation page, so the no-wallet majority gives with what they have while the crypto-native gives on-chain.

Can we accept stock tokens as donations?

Yes: tokenized assets are checkout rails like any other, so a donor can give AAPLx or a pre-IPO token, settled non-custodial with the asset's transfer rules respected.

How do receipting and taxes work?

Donation records export with timestamps, assets, and references for the charity's reporting; tax treatment depends on the jurisdiction and the asset. The ledger is the donor's receipt.

Can donors give anonymously?

They give from wallets, which are pseudonymous: no cardholder name or billing address is collected. On-chain records show the transaction, not a donor profile, and the cause sees what it needs to receipt, no more.

What does a donation page need?

The link or embed, preset amounts if the cause wants tiers, and the asset list. U.CASH handles addresses, confirmation display, and receipts; the page carries the mission's own words and branding.