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01 Welcome
02 Introduction
03 What is open banking?
04 Minimal disruption and big transformation
05 The financial effect
06 Speedy implementation
07 The future of fundraising
08 Easier payments for your supporters
09 Case study - Pledjar
10 How to get started: Charity payments in action

Introduction

Contents

3. What is open banking? 4. Minimal disruption and big transformation 5. The financial effect 6. Speedy implementation 7. The future of fundraising 8. Easier payments for your supporters 9. Case study - Pledjar 10. How to get started: Charity payments in action

Many of the UK’s charities and social enterprises have been hit hard by the pandemic.

Nearly two years of on-off lockdowns hit face-to-face fundraising events – a key source of revenue for many charities – and cash donations. Some struggled to retain volunteers, while others faced an increase in demand for their services.

During that time, many of the smaller charities were so focused on delivering their services, that they had less time to tackle longer-term cashflow issues.

But imagine if we said there may be a way to unlock additional funds that are already sitting in your organisation.

You don’t need to run any more fundraising events or source new donors. It’s right there.

*Click*

Snapping back to reality and there’s good news. These funds may well be within reach today and quickly accessible to your charity - especially for tier 2 and tier 3 charities - thanks to a smarter digital payment method: instant bank transfer via open banking.

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