Explore a crypto donation, or launch a coin whose creator fees support a fundraiser.
A separate donation deposit. No coin launch or token purchase needed. Delivery to GoFundMe is the next stage.
Explore donationsSearch listed campaigns or paste a GoFundMe link, then connect your Solana wallet.
Choose SOL or USDC, review the receiving wallet and USDC amount, and confirm this is a first-stage deposit.
USDC transfers directly; SOL swaps to USDC in the same transaction. A finalized deposit is recorded for your campaign. It has not yet reached GoFundMe.
Choose a campaign and launch a coin. Every trade generates creator fees that support the cause.
The balance is donated directly to the campaign on gofundme.com.
Posted on the campaign's page here, next to every on-chain sweep.
Yes. In Donate, find a campaign, connect a Solana wallet and choose SOL or USDC. Where deposits are enabled, you can review and sign a transaction without launching or buying a token. This first stage receives USDC in the gofundmeme wallet for the selected campaign; delivery to GoFundMe is not yet available.
Search currently covers campaigns listed on gofundmeme. To find another fundraiser, paste its GoFundMe link. This is not a complete live feed of GoFundMe campaigns; open the original page to check its current details.
Deposits support USDC on Solana mainnet. When conversion is configured, SOL swaps to USDC and reaches the receiving wallet in one transaction. The review shows expected and minimum USDC received. Only signing and submitting the transaction moves funds.
No gofundmeme fee is deducted from the first-stage deposit. You pay network fees and any token account creation cost. SOL conversion uses a quoted exchange route, which can include liquidity provider fees and price impact; its slippage limit and minimum received are shown before signing. The token creator-fee split does not apply to these deposits. Future GoFundMe delivery costs are not set.
Use Copy donation link on a campaign card in Donate. The link opens that campaign’s donation form. Sharing or reviewing a donation does not transfer crypto.
No. It means the receiving wallet has received a finalized USDC deposit associated with your selected campaign. A GoFundMe donation and receipt are a separate next stage. Incoming deposits are kept separate from creator-fee balances and completed GoFundMe donations.
No. A gofundmeme coin's creator is its campaign's own wallet, set at launch and checked on-chain before the coin is listed. The launcher doesn't receive creator fees.
The payout queue flags campaigns with at least $25 waiting or undonated fees older than 30 days. Donations are made manually on GoFundMe, so these are queue criteria rather than guaranteed delivery deadlines.
Creator fees collect in the campaign wallet and are swept as SOL to the main wallet. The ledger allocates 95% to the campaign and 5% to gofundmeme. SOL is converted manually when a donation is made. Every recorded sweep and donation receipt appears on the campaign page.
A failed on-chain transaction does not deposit a donation, although a network fee may still be charged. Pending transactions are checked before you can start another deposit. Automatic refunds for received deposits, and delivery to closed campaigns, are not implemented in this stage. Deposits must remain disabled for a public launch until those policies and the delivery process are completed.
Amounts labeled raised on gofundmeme reflect this platform’s donation and creator-fee records. They do not represent every donation received on GoFundMe. Check the original fundraiser for its current total.
Yes. Use "Verify this campaign" on the campaign's page: sign in with your wallet, add a one-time code to your GoFundMe story, and we check for it.