Slightly confused - what's a "Round up charge"? Is it a US thing? Not heard of anything like that in the UK.
But I don't know why that's a suitable figure to donate to charity, over any other.
> Give A Dime links to your bank and monitors the round-up change from your transactions (but not the transactions themselves).
So where does the "round up" come from if you can't see my transactions? Do bank provide you with a list of "round ups" so you see 5c, 10c, 85c rather than 2.95, 9.90, 1000.15?
We also provide standard monthly donations if anyone is uncomfortable with bank account linking.
Ah, that puts a different spin on it. You do have access to all transactions - but you claim not to store them.
It's an interesting idea - and I hope you can convince people to donate more to charity - but I would feel uncomfortable giving you access (albeit read-only) to every transaction I make.
Perhaps this is a model which is best suited to selling directly to banks?
Would you consider a standard monthly donation that doesn't link to your bank account?
Yes - we're definitely interested in connecting directly with banks - we'd just need to grow a bit before doing so since we only support 1 community right now.
I can give a monthly amount in a manner which is tax efficient for me and the charities I support.