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Thank you, theGivingBlock is really useful and I did not know about it. Same as that Zaprite requires self-custodial, I'll learn more about it.
I'm not expecting one tool to fix the whole flow, the NPO is already using a tool to receive "crypto", ideally I
d like that tool to be just as backup, it could turn useful to swap crypto to bitcoin in the future
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Hmmm that's a lot of touch points to hit, I doubt one single service or software can manage it all, and you'll have to either make some consessions or you'll have to play the middle man between all the software in play
I have worked with 1 non-profit and while they wanted to accept Bitcoin, they didnt' actually care too much about it, it was just an add on and they are more focused ont he cash and there isn't anyone technical to manage it so they went with - https://thegivingblock.com/ and for LN they're using a local payment provider that is linked up to moneybadger but on their end all they get is cash
For the front end its going to depend on how involved you want to be you can use something like BTCpay or Zaprite https://zaprite.com/ - if you're running a node yourself or something like https://paywithflash.com/flash-automated-treasury-early-access/ that you can hook up to a node or albyhub for example
As for the holding of funds, you'll need a few technical people onboard to each manage their key which is a ball ache if you do it DIY
Or you can look at something like unchained
https://www.unchained.com/donor-advised-funds
Who can at least come in an advice
but for every company you bring into the stack theirs costs involved! More DIY is cheaper but a lot of time involved in upkeep