Good intentions.
Clear accounting.
Give directly to a cause today, or prepare a community coin with a public charitable promise.
Give from the heart.
No wallet needed.
Choose an organization from our giving directory, or explore the selected GoFundMe campaigns. Donation buttons open the charity’s official giving page or the campaign on GoFundMe. You complete your gift there under that service’s terms.
These gifts are separate from Pledge coins. Pledge does not process them or include them in its onchain receipts. GoFundMe campaigns cannot currently be chosen as coin beneficiaries.
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Choose who you care about.
Pick a charity from the directory. Your community coin keeps that beneficiary. The main Pledge coin follows a published hourly rotation.
Meet the charities ↗ - 02
Launch a coin with a promise.
Review its charity, fee settings and reward destination before signing. The intended Argus setup dedicates the net creator allocation to the charity. Launching requires a configured and verified route.
Prepare your launch ↗ - 03
Record creator rewards.
When creator rewards accrue, the confirmed event assigns them to a charity. Collection into the giving wallet is recorded separately. USDC amounts come from verified transactions, never from total token volume. Argus and network costs are distinct from funds available to give.
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Donate. Publish the proof.
Funds go through a verified charity payment route. The donation record links back to its allocation and points to the verified payment evidence. Until verified, the amount stays pending.
Read the public record ↗
For the main coin,
the clock chooses the cause.
Its confirmed creator-reward accrual time selects an hourly slot in the published schedule. Each allocation stays assigned to that charity, even if settlement happens later. Rotating the schedule does not move money already allocated.
The first-day plan includes 24 charities, six of them supporting animals and wildlife. A proposed daily shift gives every charity different hours over time.
Explore the rotation ↗Where the fees fit.
Argus’s published model includes a pool fee and configurable token taxes, with a protocol share deducted before the selected allocation. Pledge’s promise applies to the net creator rewards actually received. Rewards can include both USDC and the project’s token. Project tokens must be converted before they can fund a USDC donation; unswapped tokens are not counted as donated dollars.
Final launch terms must show the configured rates, destination and any additional charges before a wallet signature. Fees vary by configuration, and trading outside the eligible pool may not contribute.
Read Argus’s fee documentation ↗