Transaction transparency for a direct gift
BluGives is not presented as a charity. This page explains the account-level context the product can show for a personal gift and the important difference between a transaction record and proof of an outcome.
The six pillars of transparent giving
Recipient profiles may display a social-account review status and trust signals. These signals provide context, but they are not a guarantee of identity, need, future behavior, or how funds will be used.
The application can associate a transaction with a donor account, recipient account, amount, timestamp, and available payment status.
Available payment or payout status can add context, but final timing and settlement depend partly on the third-party provider.
Recipients may post updates. Those statements are recipient-provided and are not an independent audit of fund use or outcome.
The current donation flow deducts a 3% payment-processing fee and a 2% platform fee from the amount entered. The exact fees and the recipient's net amount are shown before payment.
Transaction context should not require public disclosure of passwords, one-time codes, complete payment details, or unnecessary identity information.
Transaction fields that may be available
- The selected recipient profile and recipient-provided request.
- The gross amount, both fee lines, total fees, and calculated recipient amount.
- The transaction timestamp and available payment or payout status.
- Any updates posted by the recipient, clearly treated as recipient-provided information.
- A transaction record for personal reference—not a charitable tax receipt.
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