Every.org uses multiple exchanges to receive cryptocurrency donations of Bitcoin, Ethereum, USD Coin and more.
For donations worth $100,000 or more in a token not supported on our site, donors can email crypto@every.org to request an address.
Every.org instantly sends donors a tax-deductible receipt and handles compliance.
By accepting crypto and granting out to nonprofits in cash, Every.org saves nonprofits from extra legal, accounting, or administrative work, such as filing IRS Form 8282 — so that nonprofits can focus on the mission.
Our exchanges charge a flat 1% fee and instantly convert the crypto donation to USD.
Every.org does not charge any fees of our own. For donations worth $100,000 USD or more, to get the best rates possible (usually 0.1%-0.4%) email crypto@every.org to arrange for manual exchange.
Finally, we will grant the realized USD value of your crypto to the nonprofit you supported per our disbursement schedule.
Still have questions? Explore our FAQ's around cryptocurrency or contact us support@every.org to get your questions answered.
Please see this live crypto donation page to experience the most up-to-date version of what our website offers. All cryptocurrency donations made on our website are automatically converted into USD immediately after the donation is confirmed and our brokerages charge a 1% fee. This process ensures that we minimize slippage and secure the donation.
We generally recommend always using the website even for very large donations, however if you'd like we can potentially manually arrange a donation and lower the 1% fee to 0.1%-0.4% and accept any of the currencies accepted by any of the following 5 exchanges, provided that the donation is worth at least $100,000 USD. Please email crypto@every.org if you would like to donate an asset that is not listed on our website but is supported by one or more of the following exchanges:
Coinbase - Fees - Supported Assets
Uniswap - Fees - Supported Assets
Bittrex - Fees - Supported Assets
Circle - Fees - Supported Assets
Gemini - Fees - Supported Assets
Please check our website before assuming that you need to contact us to arrange a donation, as we are frequently adding new tokens. As of 01/10/2023 we support the following directly on our website:
Apecoin (APE) ERC-20
Avalanche (AVAX)
Basic Attention Token (BAT) ERC-20
Bitcoin (BTC)
Dai (DAI) ERC-20
DogeCoin (DOGE)
Ethereum (ETH)
Polkadot (DOT)
Filecoin (FIL)
The Graph (GRT) ERC-20
Chainlink (LINK) ERC-20
Litecoin (LTC)
Polygon (MATIC) ERC-20
Raydium (RAY) SPL
Samoyed (SAMO) SPL
Saber (SBR) SPL
Shiba Inu (SHIB) ERC-20
Solana (SOL)
Uniswap (UNI) ERC-20
USD Coin (USDC) ERC-20
Tether (USDT)
Tezos (XTZ)
ZCash (ZEC)
Yes! Our cryptocurrency processors are compliant with BSA and other laws and is SOC 1 and SOC 2 compliant.
Additionally, for donations exceeding $50k or those which have a high risk profile (such as based on IP address), we check the donor against sanctions information from OFAC, BIS, UN Security Council, and EU including:
• OFAC Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons list
• OFAC Consolidated Non SDN Sanctions
• BIS Denied Persons List (DPL)
• United Nations Security Council Consolidated List
We also verify that the digital wallet address is not a known address of a sanctioned individual.
We convert donated cryptocurrency to USD and disburse the donations in accordance with our standard disbursement schedule. If you haven't already, you can connect your bank account to Every.org to receive disbursements more frequently and eliminate fees charged by our disbursements partner.
See our article How do I receive Disbursements for an introduction to receiving disbursements from Every.org.
Every.org accepts donations from proceeds of an NFT (Non Fungible Tokens) sale for supporting a nonprofit, though we do not accept direct donations of NFT.
We provide support for receiving, selling, and disbursing the proceeds of an NFT sale for a nonprofit. Please contact us at crypto@every.org for more information and to get set up for this type of support. If you can, please provide the cryptocurrency and expected volume.