Embedded Payments for Fundraising Software Vendors
Help Fundraisers Raise More — with Seamless, Secure Payments
Your platform helps charities, schools, nonprofits, and causes tell their story and rally support. But if the payment experience is clunky, disconnected, or slow, it creates friction where there should be generosity.
Shuttle empowers fundraising software vendors to embed flexible, branded, and secure payments, enabling your users to raise funds effortlessly — and you to unlock new revenue opportunities.
Why Add Native Payments to Your Fundraising Platform?
🔹 Delight Donors with a Seamless Experience
Let supporters donate without being redirected or confused. Keep the payment journey aligned with the emotional moment.
🔹 Grow Your Revenue from Donations
Earn a share of every transaction, with zero need to manage gateway relationships or payment operations yourself.
🔹 Support Every Giving Model
Enable one-off donations, recurring giving, campaign-specific pledges, ticketed events, and more — all within your product.
🔹 Serve a Global Community
Accept payments across currencies and regions, supporting everything from credit cards to Apple Pay, bank transfer, and digital wallets.
Built for the Realities of Modern Fundraising
With Shuttle, fundraising software platforms can offer:
Customisable, branded donation pages
Recurring giving with donor management
Mobile-optimised forms and QR-code campaigns
Integrated receipts, Gift Aid support (UK), and tax-compliant reporting
Split payouts for peer-to-peer or multi-org campaigns
Your users can raise more with less admin. You deliver more value without more engineering effort.
Focus on Fundraising, Not Payment Infrastructure
Shuttle provides a single integration to multiple payment gateways, complete with fraud protection, compliance, and reconciliation handled for you. You control the user experience — we handle the heavy lifting.
Ready to Power Donations Natively in Your Fundraising Software?
See how Shuttle helps fundraising platforms turn payments into a feature, not a friction point.