for a personal cause, like yourself, your small business, a friend, or a cause that's important to you." It's not unlike the sort of campaigns you see on fundraising site GoFundMe.
To create a Personal Fundraiser, you must be at least 18 years old. In the app, click "Edit Profile" and then navigate to "Add Fundraiser," and tap "Raise Money." According to the company, the app will ask you to input your information for Stripe, the payment service Instagram is using for the donations.
There's a review process in which donation causes are vetted before being approved and before you can start raising money. The fundraising period lasts for 30 days with the possibility of extension. The money is deposited in the bank account of choice at the end of the fundraiser. Contributors can opt to stay anonymous from the public, but not from the creator of the fundraiser — their username, profile name, and the amount donated will still be visible to that person.
The feature will begin rolling out today in a small test for users in the US, the UK, and Ireland on Android. Capabilities on iOS will roll out soon.LoadingBy clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Business Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our
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I knew zucks was gonna go for it the day Candace Owen's gofundme campaign was stopped... Awesome
Mark wants to monopolize social space
They keep making some businesses' entire business model a single feature.
This is what I want Twitter to do
I feel this is more bad than good.
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