Give $50 or less.
They never get your info.
A way to give to a federal candidate without signing up for two years of texts.
The campaign gets your money. It never gets your name, phone, email, or address.
How that's possible
Federal campaigns only have to record who you are once you've given them more than $50 in a year. Under that line, they need nothing. So we stop at the line.
Your card was issued by a bank that verified your identity. We don't do it again. You tap, you affirm you're eligible — same as every campaign site today.
The payment processor hands us a random token for your card — not the number, not your name. We use it to count "this card has given $25 to this candidate" and to stop at $50. That's the whole database. There is nothing in it to steal, sell, or subpoena.
This stops new spam. It can't recall the lists you're already on.
Where it stands
Launching for the 2028 cycle
Federal races first — House, Senate, President — under one rulebook. State races follow, state by state.
Tap through the demoRunning for federal office?
Ten minutes to sign on, once. The money goes straight into your campaign's account; we never touch it. Your treasurer reports it the way they already do.