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The complete walkthrough · Crowdfunding

Set a goal.
Share the link.
Watch it fill.

A real, end-to-end run-through of a fundraising campaign on GateOne Collect — a goal, a progress bar, and anonymous giving. Featuring a live cause: “Fund raising to help Rita.”

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Fundraisers & agents
GateOne Crowdfunding · Walkthrough · July 2026 Goal · progress bar · anonymous giving · flat 7%

The route

A goal link, start to finish.

It's a Collect link with a Goal

Crowdfunding is the same payment link you use for donations and sales — you just pick Any amount + the Goal link type, and a progress bar appears. No wizard, no approval; it's live the moment you publish.


1Set up the campaign

A cause, a target, a deadline.

Name the cause and add a cover that tells the story. Then set Any amount so supporters give what they can, pick the Goal link type, and enter your target.

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The basics. Title & description (“Fund raising to help Rita…”), a cover photo, and the currency (GHS, frozen after create).
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How much. Any amount (the giver chooses), link type Goal · progress toward a target, then Goal GHS 100,000 and a Closes at date. We let the payer cover the card fee.
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Options. Allow anonymous contributions is on, and the wording stays default — the button reads “Contribute” and the wall “Recent contributions” (change these to “Donate” / “donation” if you like). Publish & go live.

2The public page

The progress bar tells the story.

Anyone who opens the link sees the cover, the cause, and a progress bar — how much is raised of the goal — then an open amount field and a one-tap give.

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Raised of goal. “GHS 0.00 raised · 0 contributions” against “of GHS 100,000.00”, with an empty bar. Enter any amount, an email for the receipt, and optional name/message.
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Give however you like. A Give anonymously option (hides name and amount), a non-refundable tick, and the Contribute button.

3Give (anonymously)

A real GHS 5,000 gift.

A supporter gives GHS 5,000, ticks Give anonymously, and pays — the card fee is added on top because we chose payer-pays.

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Amount + anonymity. GHS 5,000, email for the receipt, Give anonymously ticked. The total: GHS 5,000 + GHS 99.44 card fee → Contribute GHS 5,099.44.
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Pay. Checkout (Paystack) — Mobile Money / Card / Bank Transfer. Pay GHS 5,099.44. No account needed.
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Thank you. “Your GHS 5,000.00 contribution is confirmed. A receipt is on its way to your email,” with a link back to the campaign.

4The bar moves

Momentum, in real time.

The public page updates instantly — the bar ticks up and the wall credits the giver (or keeps them anonymous). That visible momentum is what pulls the next gift in.

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Raised so far. The bar now shows GHS 5,000.00 raised · 1 contribution of GHS 100,000 — live.
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Recent contributions. Because the gift was anonymous, the wall shows “Anonymous” and “+ 1 anonymous contribution” — no name, no amount.

5Your ledger

You see the total; the giver stays private.

In the link's ledger you see the campaign total and each contribution — but an anonymous gift hides its name and amount even from you, exactly as promised on the public page.

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Contributions. GHS 5,000 raised · 1 contribution · incl. 1 anonymous (GHS 5,000). The row reads Anonymous · amount — · your net — · Confirmed — the aggregate counts, the individual stays private. Share QR + Pause/Close sit above.

End to end

The whole thing, in one line.

New link
cause · cover
Goal
any amount · target
Publish
live instantly
Share
QR / link
Bar fills
named / anon
Get paid
net to you

Every gift moves the bar.

Crowdfunding rounds out the Collect family — donations, invoices, product sales, and now campaigns, all from the same link builder.

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GateOne Crowdfunding — organizer walkthrough. Screens are real captures of a test campaign on staging; figures are illustrative. GateOne keeps a flat 7%; the card fee is absorbed by you or passed to the giver. Anonymous gifts hide the giver's name and amount publicly and in your ledger. Prepared July 2026.