Frequently asked questions

Go to the donate page, choose a dollar amount, and pick the cryptocurrency you'd like to give. You'll get a secure checkout with a payment address and the exact crypto amount. Send it from your wallet, and you'll receive an on-chain receipt — it takes just a few minutes.

The minimum is $1. You can give any amount above that. For very small gifts, a low-fee coin like Litecoin, Dogecoin, or Solana means more of your donation reaches the cause. A few networks have a higher minimum set by the payment processor (for example USDT on TRON, Monero and Zcash) — the donate form tells you if your amount is below it.

More than 200 coins and networks — including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Monero, Dogecoin, Solana, XRP, TRON, Toncoin, Cardano and Bitcoin Cash, plus USDT and USDC on many networks. On the donate form, choose “Other coin or network” to pick any of them at checkout. The accepted coins page has the full live list.

No — we accept donations only in cryptocurrency, on purpose. Crypto is more transparent (every gift is verifiable on-chain), carries lower fees, and never exposes your bank or card details. You can read the full reasoning on our Why Crypto page.

Your gift is recorded on a public blockchain and confirmed within minutes. Funds are then allocated to a program and converted as needed to cover real costs — food, shelter, medicine — through local partners. Spending is reported back so you can see the impact.

Yes. Every donation produces an on-chain transaction ID that serves as a permanent, verifiable receipt. If you add your email at checkout, we can also send a confirmation.

Because crypto donations are public, you can look up your transaction ID on a blockchain explorer and confirm it arrived — independently, without taking our word for it. See our Transparency page for how every gift is traced.

Yes. At checkout you can direct your donation to a specific program — food, shelter, medical care, children's education, or emergency relief — or let us send it where the need is sharpest.

Yes. Crypto is borderless, so anyone with a wallet can give in minutes — no currency conversion or local bank relationship required.

Not yet. Our charitable registration is still in progress, so donations are not tax-deductible in any country at present. We provide a receipt for every gift, and we'll update this the moment registration completes. Our article on crypto donation tax covers the general principles.

Reach us anytime through the contact page or at hello@tracegood.org. We're happy to help with donations, partnerships, or questions about how the crypto side works.