FAQ

A small tag — a sticker or keychain — with a code on it. Its owner picks one charity. Anyone who taps or scans the tag lands on a tiny page where they can give $1 (or $3, $5, or any amount) to that charity in seconds.

No. Tap, pick an amount, pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Venmo, or card. Checkout asks for your name and email — that's what your tax receipt is sent to.

Straight through Every.org, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit donation platform. They process the payment, issue your tax-deductible receipt, and grant the funds to the charity the tag's owner chose. Donatyns never holds your donation.

Yes — donations are made to Every.org, a U.S. 501(c)(3), which regrants to the chosen charity. Your receipt arrives by email from Every.org.

Card processing costs about 30¢ on a $1 gift, so roughly 70¢ lands with the charity — more if you give $3 or $5, since the fixed fee shrinks in proportion. Every.org may also suggest an optional, adjustable tip that supports their platform (you can set it to zero).

No. We make money selling the physical tags and stickers, not from the donations that flow through them.

Go to donatyns.com/activate, enter the code printed on your tag, verify your email with a one-time sign-in link, and pick your charity. Takes about a minute.

Yes — sign back in and re-activate your tag with a new charity. The tag itself never needs reprogramming, because it points to your Donatyns page, not directly at the charity.

No. Your tag is bound to your verified email. Only someone signed in as you can change its charity or see its private stats.

Your private stats page shows taps, donate clicks, confirmed donations, and dollars raised — so you can watch your little tag do big things.

Your charity choice lives with your account, not the physical tag. Grab a replacement from the shop and activate it with the same account.