Funds are transferred securely to the registered bank account after verification and processing.
Yes, donors can choose to keep their identity private while making a donation.
Most campaigns are reviewed and approved within 24–48 hours.
Anyone in genuine need or supporting a verified cause can create a fundraising campaign on WeGiver.
Yes, WeGiver uses secure payment gateways and encrypted transactions to keep your donations and personal information safe.
Simply create an account, fill in your campaign details, upload images or documents, and submit your fundraiser for review.
WeGiver is a crowdfunding platform that helps people raise funds for medical emergencies, education, social causes, and humanitarian support.
WeGiver may charge a payment processing fee due to secured payment gateways.
Yes, you can easily share your fundraiser through WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and other social platforms.
Medical emergencies, education support, disaster relief, NGO causes, memorial funds, animal welfare, and more.
Refund policies may vary depending on the campaign status and platform guidelines.
You can contact our support team through email or the Contact Us page for any assistance.
Yes, campaign organizers may need to submit valid documents for verification and transparency.
Most donations are processed instantly through secure payment gateways.
Yes, campaign owners can post updates, add images, and share progress with donors.
WeGiver supports multiple secure payment methods including cards, UPI, net banking, and wallets.
No, donors can contribute any amount they wish to support a campaign.
The raised amount can still be withdrawn according to platform policies and campaign eligibility.
WeGiver reviews campaigns and may verify documents before approval to ensure trust and transparency.
Yes, NGOs and charitable organizations can create fundraising campaigns on WeGiver.
Donors can view their donation history and payment details from their account dashboard.
Yes, our support team is available to help with campaigns, donations, and technical issues.