A donation form for Indian nonprofits. Donors pay your own bank account by UPI, so there are no platform fees and no cut. You confirm each donation, then the donor gets a thank-you mail and a certificate of appreciation.
Features
- Donate block with preset amounts and an "other" amount
- UPI direct: the payment details appear only after your UPI ID is verified; intent link, QR and a short donation reference
- Donation status page for each donor, with an optional "Send screenshot as proof" step
- Optional automatic confirmation: a donation can be confirmed automatically only from an owner-uploaded bank statement after the existing learning, evidence and amount checks. Bank-email matches remain suggestions for manual review because raw email headers cannot prove their authentication results came from the receiving server. A donor's picture alone never confirms. It is off by default. Every automatic step is logged and can be reversed.
- Duplicate-picture and edited-picture flags on donor proofs, for the owner to review
- Verify UPI screen for the owner, bank statement matching, record a payment received outside the site
- Editable mail templates for every mail the plugin sends
- Branded certificate of appreciation and an 80G receipt layout. The plugin does not claim 80G status for you. You enter your own registration details.
- Donor list, filters, CSV export, reports
- Phone-first. No trackers. No ads. No data goes to the plugin author.
How it confirms donations: UPI direct has no payment gateway. Bank-email matches and pasted text are suggestions for the owner to check against their bank and confirm manually. Automatic confirmation can use only a statement file the owner uploads, with the existing checks and relevant optional switch enabled. The file's upload channel is recorded; the plugin does not prove the document was issued by a bank. Earlier matches without recorded provenance need manual review. Donor proofs alone do not confirm payment. Both automatic-confirm options are off by default.
A donor's screenshot is kept as a private record and to speed up matching. A picture alone never confirms a donation. Pictures that look like one already sent, or that carry an editing-app tag, are flagged for you to check and are never confirmed automatically.
An instant receipt is not the statutory 80G certificate. Check the rules with your chartered accountant.