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Introduction
Crypto donations offer a fast and transparent way to support social or military initiatives. Thanks to the blockchain, donations are made without intermediaries, and transaction confirmation is available in a public ledger. This is convenient for international transfers and helps to act quickly.
In this article, we will explain how to make a crypto transfer safely. You will learn how to choose a coin and network, check the address of the fund, and take into account the fees. We’ll also provide step-by-step instructions, a checklist of checks, and a way to keep proof of payment.
Why crypto donations are important for the International Unity Movement
Crypto donations provide speed and global funding, which is critical for operational assistance. Transactions take place without bank intermediaries, which means fewer delays and barriers, especially for international transfers. The public nature of the blockchain makes it possible to track the movement of funds, which increases donor trust and accountability.
For the International Unity Movement, cryptocurrency means diversification of funding sources and flexibility in the use of resources. The Foundation can quickly attract support from different countries, adapting to changing conditions. In addition, crypto donations simplify micro-donations and transfers in unstable financial environments.
What are crypto donors and how they work in charity
Crypto donations are donations in digital assets (BTC, ETH, USDT, etc.) transferred via the blockchain directly to the foundation’s wallet. Each transaction has a unique identifier (TxID) and is stored in a public ledger, which increases verifiability and transparency. Unlike bank transfers, there are no intermediaries, and confirmation takes minutes or seconds depending on the network.
The process looks like this: you choose a coin and a compatible network, get the official address of the INTERNATIONAL UNITY MOVEMENT, create a payment in your wallet or on the exchange, confirm the fee, and send it. The system transfers the transaction to the blockchain, where it is validated by nodes and becomes unchangeable. you keep the TxID as proof and can track the credit in the explorer at any time.
Step by step: choosing a network and coin
Start by choosing an asset: if the stability of the amount is important to you, consider stablecoins (USDT, USDC). they minimize the impact of volatility during the crediting process. If you prefer bitcoin or ether, take into account their liquidity and possible exchange rate fluctuations during network confirmations.
Next, choose a network that is compatible with the fund’s details: the same coin (for example, USDT) exists in different networks (Ethereum, Tron, BSC, etc.). It is important to send exactly where the address of the INTERNATIONAL UNITY MOVEMENT is assigned. A network mismatch may result in a loss of funds or a complicated recovery procedure.
Evaluate fees and speed. Ethereum is usually more expensive during peak hours, but it has a wide range of services. Tron or other second layer networks often offer lower fees and faster confirmations. Choose the best combination of cost and reliability for your transfer.
Check the availability of the asset and network in your wallet or on the exchange. If the required network is not available, convert the asset in advance or choose another coin that is officially accepted by the fund. Avoid unnecessary conversions - each of them can add a commission and the exchange rate difference affects the final amount.
Always check the list of supported coins and networks on the official website of the INTERNATIONAL UNITY MOVEMENT. Do not use screenshots from messengers or third-party resources - the details may have changed, and the images can be easily faked. Get the latest addresses and instructions only from the official pages of the foundation.
Verification of addresses and details of the foundation
Start with the source of truth: the official website of the International Unity Movement. There, check the current crypto addresses and networks, and pay attention to the dates of updates. If the address is duplicated on official social media, check the symbols, because even one wrong character makes the address look different.
Check the correspondence between the network and the asset. One coin can exist in several networks (for example, USDT in Ethereum/TRON/BSC), so the address must match the chosen network. Don’t send ERC-20 tokens to TRC-20 or vice versa - this is the most common reason for losing money.
Pay attention to additional details: some networks require memo/tag (XRP, XLM, BNB Beacon/Chain, etc.). If the memo/tag field is specified by the fund, it must be added without errors. The absence or incorrect tag may make it impossible to credit the funds correctly.
Before confirming the payment, perform the final reconciliation: coin, network, address, memo/tag, amount including fees. After sending, save the TxID and, if necessary, check the transaction in the blockchain explorer to make sure that the payment is going to the correct fund address. This will protect you from technical errors and phishing.
Step-by-step instructions: how to donate in cryptocurrency
Step 1: Identify the asset and network
- Choose a coin based on your goals: stablecoins (USDT, USDC) for stability, BTC/ETH for long-term support, etc.
- Make sure that the coin is backed by a fund in the right network (for example, USDT in ERC-20, TRC-20, or BSC).
- Consider fees and confirmation speed: Ethereum can be more expensive at peaks, TRON/Layer-2 can be cheaper and faster.
Step 2. Get the official address of the "INTERNATIONAL UNITY MOVEMENT"
- Contact the Foundation’s team to get the crypto details.
- Copy the address from the website; avoid manual typing and third-party sources.
Step 3. Check the network on the side of your wallet/exchange
- In the transfer window, select the same network as in the fund details.
- If the list does not contain the required network, change the exchange/wallet or convert the asset to a supported format.
- Remember: a network error (for example, TRC-20 instead of ERC-20) can lead to loss of funds.
Step 4. Add required fields (memo/tag), if necessary
- Some networks and exchanges require memo/tag (XRP, XLM, BNB Beacon/Chain, etc.).
- If the fund has specified a memo/tag, enter it exactly, without spaces or extra characters.
- If the memo/tag is not available in the network where it is required, crediting may be difficult.
Step 5. Enter the amount and estimate the fees
- Enter the amount of the donation and view the total, including network fees and withdrawal fees from the exchange/wallet.
- If it is important to get the amount of money to the foundation "in hand," add the amount of expected fees to the transfer.
- If necessary, switch to another network/time to optimize costs.
Step 6. Conduct a final check of the details
- Check: coin/token, network, address, presence and correctness of memo/tag, amount with fees.
- If you are using a QR code, compare the scanned address with the text one on the fund’s website.
- Make sure that the address belongs to the International Unity Movement.
Step 7. Confirm the transaction
- Click "Send/Confirm" and wait for the TxID (transaction ID) to be generated.
- Do not close the window until the payment is sent; take a screenshot of the confirmation if necessary.
- Save the TxID in a safe place (note manager/in an email to yourself).
Step 8. Check the status in the blockchain explorer
- Go to the official explorer of the chosen network (for example, Etherscan, Tronscan, Blockchain.com for BTC) and insert the TxID.
- Make sure that the transaction is confirmed and the final address matches the fund’s wallet.
- Wait for the required number of confirmations (confirmations), after which the payment is considered final.
Step 9. Collect proof of payment for yourself
- Note down the date/time, amount, coin, network, recipient’s address, TxID, and fee.
- Save the link to the explorer with your transaction and a screenshot of the payment confirmation.
- This will simplify further reconciliation and your own reporting.
Useful tips
- Avoid intermediate sources of details (forwarded images, third-party sites), use only the official pages of the INTERNATIONAL UNITY MOVEMENT.
- If the network is overloaded, wait for a non-critical time or choose an alternative network with lower fees.
- If you need to convert, do it in one step within a reliable exchange/wallet to minimize additional fees and exchange rate risks.
How to get a donation confirmation and basic reporting for yourself
To record a donation, save the date and time of the transfer, the amount, coin/token, the chosen network, the recipient’s address, and TxID in a convenient place. Add a screenshot of the transfer confirmation from your wallet or exchange. This will form a basic package of evidence that is easy to provide when needed.
Check the transaction in the official blockchain explorer: insert the TxID and make sure that the recipient’s address is the INTERNATIONAL UNITY MOVEMENT wallet and the status is confirmed with the required number of confirmations. Save the link to the explorer page for quick access.
For your own reporting, create a short note: the purpose of the donation, the source of the details (link to the official page of the foundation), the total amount including fees. If necessary, add an internal number or tag to make it easier to find the record in the future. This will help you organize donations and track your support history.
Conclusion.
You can support Unity International Movement initiatives with a quick and transparent crypto donation. Before making a transfer, check the address and network on the foundation’s official website, compare the amount with the fees, and save the TxID for your own reporting. These are a few simple steps that guarantee safe and correct enrollment.
Each of your transactions helps to quickly fund support projects and humanitarian programs. Make a donation today - use the official details of the International Unity Movement and make sure that your donation works where it is needed most.
