Fundraise Up account default option uses machine learning to determine when to set a recurring plan's status to Failed after charge attempts have been made, helping organizations to avoid unnecessary charges

Recurring donations allow donors to make a series of donations automatically over a set period of time. In our Virtual Terminal, organizations can set limits for recurring plans, such as the maximum number

Recurring donations allow donors to make a series of donations automatically over a set period of time. In our Virtual Terminal, such donations can be made with a date limit. After this date, the donation

If you have ever tried to edit a recurring plan or activate a previously canceled recurring plan, you may have noticed a checkbox labeled Process a payment now. This checkbox can be a bit confusing, so

If an installment from a recurring plan is disputed in favor of the donor and the amount of the installment is returned to them, the entire recurring plan is canceled. It's important to note that dispute

Migrated recurring donations from another platform to Fundraise Up will have the same characteristics as those created directly through our system checkout. Organizations will have the same options to

If you've noticed that a transaction in Stripe contains Fundraise Up metadata, but you can't find it in your Fundraise Up dashboard, it may be because the transaction was a failed donation attempt via

If you've noticed that some of your one-time donations are being treated as repeat subscriptions in PayPal, you may be wondering why this is happening. In some cases, this occurs when the donations were

The Fundraise Up platform enables supporters to donate using cryptocurrency conveniently and securely, charging a 5% fee for processing crypto donations. This fee is not added to the donation amount but

If you've noticed that the converted amounts between PayPal and Fundraise Up don't match up, the reason for the discrepancy lies in the currency exchange rates used by the two platforms. Fundraise Up and