| 开发者 | axndata |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月30日 14:55 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
approve, never interacts with arbitrary contracts, and never accepts unknown/spam tokens. Donors always review every transaction in their own wallet before signing.[crypto_donate] shortcode, or classic sidebar widget.includes/config.php), and the donor reviews every receiving address in their own wallet before signing. This fee is how development of the plugin is financed instead of a paid version. You choose how it applies:
/wp-content/plugins/cryptostack-donations, or install it from the Plugins screen in your WordPress dashboard.[crypto_donate] shortcode, or the Crypto Donation widget.No. The plugin builds a transaction in the donor's browser and the donor signs it with their own wallet. Funds go directly to the addresses you configured. The maintainer's only involvement is the disclosed 1% fee, which is part of the same on-chain transfer.
No. On Solana, a single transaction pays both the recipient and the fee natively. On EVM chains, the plugin batches both transfers into one wallet approval when the wallet supports it, and otherwise sends two clearly labelled transactions. On Bitcoin, the donation and the fee are sent as two transactions. No contract is ever deployed on any chain.
Any wallet compatible with WalletConnect / Reown AppKit for the relevant chain (for example MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Rainbow, Phantom, and others). Hardware wallets work too, though they may require the two-transaction flow on EVM instead of batching.
No. The donation flow only offers each chain's native coin plus a short, curated allow-list of major stablecoins. It never requests token approvals and never interacts with arbitrary contracts, so it cannot be used to push spam or malicious tokens through your button.
Yes. Fill in only the addresses you want. If you enter only a Bitcoin address, donors only see Bitcoin. Add more chains at any time.
It happens automatically. Every time you click Save settings, your wallet addresses are locked. While locked, the address fields cannot be edited until you click Unlock wallet addresses (which asks you to confirm). Note that, as with any plugin, this cannot stop someone who already has full administrator or server access.
They are removed. Deleting (uninstalling) the plugin clears its stored settings, including your wallet addresses, from the site. Simply deactivating the plugin keeps them so you can reactivate later.
No, and there never will be. This is the whole plugin. Nothing is held back, nothing is locked, and no feature requires a payment or an upgrade to use. The 1% fee is simply how the free plugin is paid for.
Not from the settings — it is how development is funded, and it applies to everyone equally. But the plugin is licensed GPLv2 or later, so you are entirely free to fork the code and modify it as you see fit. There is no license check, no phone-home, and no mechanism that disables the plugin if you do.