80G tax receipts
Only registered organisations with a valid 80G certificate can issue 80G receipts. The fundraiser page says clearly whether it does.
Donation fundraisers on Fundraze are for people, schools, NGOs and community projects. Every fundraiser is checked before it goes live, and the money is released in instalments against bills.
Identity, bank account and the documents for the cause (for example a hospital estimate) are checked before the page goes live.
Pay by UPI, card or net banking through Razorpay. The minimum is ₹100. You get a receipt by email and in your dashboard.
Before each instalment they upload bills or photos. Our team checks them; the report is shown on the fundraiser page.
Each instalment is released only after an approved fund-use report. Medical funds are paid to the hospital where possible.
Only registered organisations with a valid 80G certificate can issue 80G receipts. The fundraiser page says clearly whether it does.
Paid twice or entered the wrong amount? Ask for a refund from My backings within 7 days. Other donations are kept by the fundraiser, even if the goal is not reached.
You can hide your name from the public page and from the fundraiser’s donor list. Your receipt still has your details.
Donations are kept by the fundraiser and still released in instalments against bills, so the money goes to the cause even if the full goal is not met.
The Fundraze team checks every fund-use report before an instalment is released. A rejected report means no release until it is fixed.
Only when the fundraiser is a registered organisation with a valid 80G certificate. Individuals cannot issue 80G receipts.
Payments go through Razorpay. Fundraze never sees or stores your card or UPI details.
Use “Report this fundraiser” on the fundraiser page. We check every report within 48 hours.
Verified fundraisers from across India, with every release backed by bills.