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Donations that arrive whole

Your supporters send USDT or USDC to your organisation's own wallet, gas covered inside one 1.0% fee. No fundraising platform skims the gift on the way through, and once it confirms on-chain it can't be charged back or recalled by a donor's bank.

Donations that arrive whole

Where a gift leaks before it reaches the work

Two fees come out of one donation, and the small gift bleeds most

A hosted fundraising platform charges its own cut, then stacks card processing on top. The fixed part of a card fee falls hardest on small gifts: a 2.9% + $0.30 processor takes about 3.5% from a $50 donation, and nearly 9% from a $5 one — before the platform's slice. Across a long tail of small donors that is real money the mission never sees. Paymos cuts out the middle layer. The donor sends a dollar stablecoin to your wallet, the network gas is covered inside the 1.0% fee, and because the transfer is recorded on-chain a supporter can confirm the gift landed where it was meant to.

What you get

One backend for every shape of giving

The same integration handles one-time gifts, renewal-invoice monthly giving, named major-gift links, and outbound grants to a recipient abroad. Your CRM, your receipting, and your donor-management workflow stay exactly where they are.

Keep more of every gift

One 1.0% fee covers the whole acceptance, gas included — no fundraising-platform cut layered on top, and no fixed per-transaction charge to break the math on a $5 gift. The donor sends to your wallet directly, so what the small-donor base gives is most of what the mission receives.

Money to the field while the appeal is still hot

When a relief appeal goes viral, card rails answer with a multi-day payout cycle and a risk-desk hold while an underwriter reviews the spike. Here the donation confirms on-chain in seconds to minutes — smaller gifts clear fastest — and credits your Paymos balance ready to spend. The surge is exactly when a payout queue does the most damage.

A donor anywhere, a grantee anywhere, no exchange-rate cut

Supporters give a dollar stablecoin from a wallet they already hold — no card-issuer markup, no foreign-transaction surcharge, no decline because the card was issued abroad. On the way out, you send an outbound transfer to a scholarship student or a partner organisation in the same token, with no correspondent-bank wire eating the grant.

Recurring support that survives the donor's card

A large share of monthly giving lapses not from a change of heart but from a reissued card and a silent failed renewal. Paymos never pulls a wallet: each cycle your system issues a renewal invoice the donor pays themselves, so nothing on file can expire. A donor who wants to stop lets the next invoice go unpaid — no failed-payment chasers, no win-back email chain.

What's inside

Everything a mission-driven finance team needs

Ways to take a gift

  • One-time and renewal-invoice giving
  • Zero-code Payment Links for major gifts
  • POS terminal for in-person collections
  • Outbound grants to whitelisted wallets

Wires into your stack

  • Donor CRM and fund accounting via REST
  • HMAC-SHA256 signed webhooks per gift
  • An alternative to Open Collective, GitHub Sponsors
  • Drop-in widget or hosted donation page

What you take in

  • USDT, USDC, USD1, DAI, plus gold-backed XAUT
  • Appeals priced in 40+ fiat currencies
  • 13 production blockchain networks at checkout
  • Donor pays on the network they already hold

Run the books

  • Idempotent on your own donation ID
  • Sandbox shares the production API surface
  • Whitelist-only payouts with 2FA step-up
  • Your organisation issues its own tax receipts

Pricing

1.0% per gift, gas included, no fixed fee at any size

The same flat rate on a $5 gift and a $50,000 one, with nothing skimmed off and no per-transaction charge — where a hosted giving platform plus card processing routinely takes several times that. High-volume programmes qualify for 0.3% on request. Your organisation issues its own tax receipts and owns donor compliance; Paymos is the payment rail.

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Give your donors a rail with no one in the middle