The things people ask before they give.

No. The payment settles directly into the shelter's own bank account through the gateway. We never hold the money, so there is nothing for us to take out of it.

Nothing is lost. Several donors can fund the same need, and the amount raised is visible as it climbs. The shelter purchases once it has what it needs, and every donor to that need sees the same bill and photographs afterwards.

The requirement stays open and never closes. It does not count towards their trust score, which is the one number donors look at, and a low score pulls their next physical inspection forward.

Yes. One consolidated certificate per organisation per financial year, generated for you and kept in My Donations. It carries the shelter's legal name, its 80G registration number, and the payment reference.

Our own volunteers. One of them travels to the site, files a report with photographs and location data, and that report is reviewed by admin along with every document before the shelter is approved.

Jain sanghs and sansthas run seva of their own and face the same problem: real needs, no way to be seen or trusted at a distance. They go through the same six verification steps and answer for the money the same way.

Yes. Give to the organisation directly and it is marked undesignated, then allocated to that same organisation's open needs. It still ends up in the chain of bill, photographs and report.

Raise a dispute from its profile in the app. It goes to our admin team and it moves that shelter's next inspection forward to the day you raised it.

English, Hindi and Gujarati, in full rather than partially.

When the app is published. The platform is built and the first organisations are in verification now. No donations have been taken yet.