donations

We are developing a website for a charity trust in India. For this we need to add a "donate" button to the website for anyone who wants to donate to the charity through a payment gateway. However, both Paypal and Google Wallet / Google Checkout restrict the use of the "donate" button in India (Google, rather than a donate button, provide a "support" button). Are either of these payment gateways possible to integrate into a website in India? Or are there any other alternatives? Indian merchants cannot use Donation buttons through PayPal. If you tried to pass cmd=_donations in your button code

I have a Donate button set up for the user to enter the donation amount. I am trying to send an amount with the button. I can enter amount=1.00 in the Add Advanced Variables in the button setup - that works fine. However, I have had no success sending the amount as part of the URL. I have added the following line to the PayPal button form: <input type="hidden" name="amount" value="9.99" /> but the amount field is blank when I get to PayPal. Any thoughts what I am doing wrong? If you're creating a so called 'hosted button' (that is, a button where the button details are stored on the PayPal

I just developed an Android App which I´d like to distribute for free. In order to be able to earn some money for my work, I´d like to add some adverts or notification to the app. If a user decides to donate some money, he will receive an unlock code for the "donate" version using some kind of unlock code. Is there any "best practice" for implementing this in Android? Thanks! Yes, there is. It's in-app billing . :-) * edited because of the moderator comment. After reading the link above, you'll understand that you can implement various packages that will provide, each, the desired

My team and I are going to write an app for an organisation where the user can donate to this organisation. The app itself is not the problem, but we don't really know how we can handle this. Our first thought was that we could make the donations like if you purchase an item in a game for real money. But there are 2 problems: There are only fixed amounts like 99c and so on Apple gets 30%, and we want the user to know who gets how much. The developers: 10%, The Organisation 90%. But if Apple gets 30% of ALL the money, and people see that, they may not donate for that reason. I wouldn't either.

We're trying to submit an iOS app that makes charitable SMS donations. We've done a number of these in the past without issue; but Apple is no longer willing to accept our approach and have rejected our app. Their claim is that the app doesn't comply with point 21.2 of the guidelines. Which is: 21.2 The collection of donations must be done via a web site in Safari or an SMS In the past, and in this current app, we are using MFMessageComposeViewController in the MessageUI framework to build the SMS message. We use this because; being a donation to a shortcode we need to be able to write a