Apple Pay and Google Pay donations.

Donors give with the card already in their phone or watch. Nothing to type, no account to make, and a receipt by email.

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A donor holds a phone to the tap-to-pay reader under a Givebear kiosk screen

Tap at the kiosk.

The reader under the screen takes a phone, a watch or a contactless card. The gift is done in a couple of seconds.

See the kiosk

Close-up of the white tap-to-pay card reader mounted under the Givebear kiosk screen

Tap online.

On a phone or browser that supports it, the wallet button sits at the top of your giving page and your embedded form.

Give to the community fund

Hosted giving page, on a phone

Sample data
Fund
Community fund
Frequency
One time
Gift
$50.00
Pay with Apple Pay
Pay with Google Pay

Or continue with a card

No account, no card number to typeReceipt sent by email

Same fund. Same ledger.

A wallet gift keeps its fund, its schedule and its receipt, like any card gift. It lands in Transactions next to everything else.

Givebear transactions: each gift with its donor, fund, one-time type, Web or Kiosk source, date and amount

Also part of wallet giving.

The donor's own card
Apple Pay and Google Pay use a card the donor already holds, processed by Stripe. Not a PayPal or Venmo balance.
Recurring and designated
A wallet gift can be monthly and go to one fund, like any card gift.
Donors can cover the fees
The cover-the-fees option works on wallet gifts too.
One donor record
Online and in-person wallet gifts land on the same donor.

Digital wallet giving questions

Is this the same as accepting PayPal or Venmo?
No. Apple Pay and Google Pay hold the donor's existing credit or debit cards, and Stripe processes the payment. Givebear supports those wallets and standard cards, not a PayPal or Venmo balance.
How do wallet payments work on the in-person kiosk?
The kiosk runs on Stripe Terminal, so a donor holds a phone or watch to the reader and the gift completes in a couple of seconds. It lands in the same dashboard and donor record as your online giving, with an automatic receipt.
Will accepting digital wallets increase donations?
It removes the step where mobile donors may hesitate: typing a card number on a small screen. A wallet button at the top of the form lets a supporter confirm in one tap.

Explore more

How to accept Apple Pay donations

A step-by-step guide to enabling Apple Pay giving online and on the kiosk.

Embed a donation form

Add the donation widget to your site; wallet buttons appear automatically.

Donation kiosk

Tap-to-pay kiosks that take phone and watch wallets in person.

Pricing

Every plan's monthly price and per-gift fee, side by side.

See it with your own funds.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough. No slides and no hard sell: we set Givebear up around how your organization already gives.

  • Your funds, set up the way your treasurer reports them
  • Where a kiosk would go, and what it costs
  • The reports your board will actually see

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