How DonateChain Works

A transparent, decentralized platform for charitable giving. Every step is tracked on-chain for complete transparency and trust.

1

Sign Up & Sign In

Donors and campaign creators connect their wallet and sign in securely

  • Connect your wallet
  • Sign the login message
  • Create your profile (optional)
  • Access donor & creator features
2

Create Campaign

Campaign creators submit their campaign with required documents and details

  • Fill out campaign information
  • Upload required documents
  • Set fundraising goal
  • Provide beneficiary wallet address
3

Admin Review

Our admin team reviews and verifies all campaign documents and information

  • Document verification
  • Campaign legitimacy check
  • Compliance review
  • Approval or rejection
4

Campaign Goes Live

Approved campaigns are published and visible to all donors

  • Campaign appears on platform
  • Public visibility enabled
  • Donation tracking starts
  • Real-time progress updates
5

Donors Contribute

Donors can contribute using GIVE tokens or fiat payments with transparent tracking

  • Choose donation amount
  • Select payment method (GIVE/Fiat)
  • 4% platform fee applied
  • Transaction recorded on-chain
6

Funds Accumulate

All donations are tracked transparently with real-time progress updates

  • Real-time progress tracking
  • Transparent donation history
  • On-chain verification
  • Public accountability
7

Withdrawal Request

Campaign creators can request fund withdrawal after reaching milestones

  • Submit withdrawal request
  • Multisig wallet approval
  • Secure fund transfer
  • Beneficiary receives funds

Key Features

🔒 Secure & Transparent

All transactions are recorded on-chain using Polygon blockchain for complete transparency

🛡️ Multisig Protection

Funds are secured by multisig wallets, ensuring safe and verified withdrawals

💎 Low Fees

Only 4% platform fee for both GIVE tokens and fiat donations - keeping more funds for causes

Ready to Make a Difference?

Join thousands of donors supporting causes that matter