PayPoint launches charity donation system

Bill payments system PayPoint is launching a new product called PayPoint Donate to facilitate charitable giving.

The new offering leverages digital solutions for the acquisition and reconciliation of payments and donations to charities.

PayPoint Donate formalises the organisation’s intent to ensure its range of recently released digital solutions, including Open Banking, Pay-By-Link, Cash Out and e-vouchers, benefit the charity sector, the company said.

PayPoint Donate is also drawing upon its 28,000 strong retailer platform, benefitting its charity clients by offering their supporters the ability to also donate at a local level.

Jason Levy, charities strategic development and partnerships lead at PayPoint, said: “By partnering with PayPoint Donate as a single or multi-channel provider of acquisition and donation reconciliation services, charities can and will benefit from simplified integration, market-leading innovations and exemplary customer support.

“In addition, our digital payment channels are ISO and PCI DSS compliant giving them and those that donate to them, the utmost peace of mind. Indeed, we excel in enhancing the consumer experience to ensure our charity clients benefit from loyalty and retention,” he added.

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