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DonationAlerts

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DonationAlerts collects viewer donations and remits them to broadcasters after deducting an agency fee. Broadcasters must complete account verification before withdrawing funds. The platform is described as free to use, but the payment terms separately set agency fees and allow them to change.

Streamers comparing broadcast tools with payment conditions should check how the fees and withdrawal rules apply to their account.

Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.

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DonationAlerts
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donationalerts.com · No link provided
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Donation collection and broadcaster terms

The provider’s site and broadcaster terms describe these features, according to pages checked 2026-10-31.

  • Donation display: the provider says broadcasters receive donations from viewers of their live-video content and communicate with users.
  • On-stream alerts: the provider says streamers can customize donation alerts using available settings.
  • Subscriber display: the provider says streamers can display new subscribers on their streams.
  • Fundraising: the provider says streamers can set fundraising goals and show fundraising progress on stream.
  • Audience input: the provider says the service supports polls for getting audience opinions in real time.
  • Viewer media: the provider says streamers can receive media files from viewers and choose what to broadcast.

Agency fees and currency conditions

The provider says platform use is free, while its payment terms separately specify an agency fee that may change. For EUR or USD card donations, the pricing page lists 12% at or below 10,000 EUR in monthly donations and 9% above that threshold.

For BRL donations, the pricing page lists 14% at or below 6,000 BRL in monthly donations and 12% above that threshold. The provider says the fee also depends on the additional platform functionality used, with the applicable fee specified in the platform interface.

Donations received in another currency are converted using the OER exchange rate after a 10 percent deduction, according to the payment terms. The company also says it may deduct or withhold taxes it is legally required to withhold.

The payment terms list a 1-unit commission for EUR and USD bank-card remittances, subject to stated limitations. They also state that these terms do not apply to CIS-based users. The terms say refund decisions are discretionary, with requests within 14 days limited to duplicate charges or certain third-party fraud.

A flow shows viewer donations collected by DonationAlerts and remitted to broadcasters after an agency fee.
The terms describe the company as collection agent and deduct an agency fee. Built from facts published on donationalerts.com; checked 2026-10-31.

Widgets, fundraising, and stream events

The dashboard supports widget management, stream-event monitoring, and analysis of donation trends, according to the provider. Broadcasters can also create DALink visiting-card pages that link to third-party service pages and accept donations.

The provider says supporters can use payment methods and streamers can withdraw funds securely. Broadcasters choose a default currency and payment method from the options available on the platform. The terms make the applicable agency fee dependent on additional functionality used, so check the displayed fee for the chosen setup.

The sequence connects creating a custom alert with the required widget variation.
The streamer needs the specified Alerts widget variation to display developer-created alerts. Built from facts published on donationalerts.com; checked 2026-10-31.

OAuth API and custom alerts

DonationAlerts describes its public API as REST-based, with JSON responses and standard HTTP codes, authentication, and verbs. All public API methods require OAuth 2.0 authorization, according to its documentation.

Authorized users’ donation alerts can be retrieved through the API, using the `oauth-donation-index` scope. Paginated responses include `meta` and `links` sections in their response bodies, the documentation says. The API limits HTTP requests to 60 requests per minute per application.

Developers can create custom broadcast alerts, but displaying them requires the streamer to use an Alerts widget variation of the “Custom alerts” type. Merchandises integrations use revenue sharing, and the provider says a minimal integration must use the Send Sale Alerts API to report new sales. Access to the Merchandises API is granted upon request, according to the API documentation.

The sequence shows OAuth authorization before using DonationAlerts API methods.
Built from facts published on donationalerts.com; checked 2026-10-31.

Questions for support before registering

DonationAlerts provides a help center with knowledge-base content and an option to ask a question. Before registering, ask which payment methods and default currencies are available for your account; broadcasters select from options shown on the platform.

Ask how the additional platform functionality you intend to use affects the agency fee, since the provider says that fee depends on functionality. Also ask what account verification requires before withdrawal; the terms make verification a withdrawal condition.

For account access, the site says authorization confirms agreement to its Terms of Service, Payment Terms, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy. Its legal page recommends linking an account through dashboard General settings before signing in through a new platform, to help avoid creating additional accounts.

The diagram lists agency fee conditions for card donations in EUR, USD, and BRL.
Built from facts published on donationalerts.com; checked 2026-10-31.

Documented flexibility in stream tools

  • Donation alerts can be customized through the available settings, allowing streamers to choose their on-stream presentation.
  • Fundraising goals and progress displays let streamers show campaign status during broadcasts.
  • Polls provide a stated way to gather audience opinions in real time.
  • Streamers can receive viewer-submitted media and select what to broadcast.
  • The help center combines knowledge-base content with an option to submit a question.

Payment and account conditions narrow use

The broadcaster terms impose withdrawal, account, and payment conditions, according to documents checked 2026-10-31.

  • Verification is required before a broadcaster can withdraw funds.
  • The company aims to process remittances daily, but does not guarantee daily processing.
  • The payment terms allow donation collection or payment to be delayed or cancelled for specified purposes for up to 90 days.
  • An account unused for more than three calendar months may be classified as inactive; that status terminates the agreement and sets payable donations to zero.
  • Broadcasters may not register multiple accounts without company authorization, and accounts cannot be transferred.
  • The company may restrict platform availability for capacity, security, integrity, or maintenance reasons.
  • Digital-asset donations are non-refundable and non-recoverable.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Streamers using interactive broadcasts

DonationAlerts is designed for streamers and displays viewer donations during live broadcasts, according to the provider. Its dashboard also supports widget management and stream-event monitoring.

The listed sign-in routes include Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and Facebook; the legal page also names Dailymotion, Discord, Boosty, TikTok, Telegram, and GoodGame. A broadcaster should distinguish those sign-in options from integrations used to run stream features, then check which payment and verification conditions apply to the account.

Compare stream tools by payment terms

Compare services by the role they play in donation collection, their payment routes, fee structure, verification requirements, and API access. In general, the right comparison depends on which broadcast features and payment conditions matter to your workflow.

Comparison pointWhat to check
CollectionHow donations reach the broadcaster
FeesWhat triggers fees and how they are displayed
WithdrawalsVerification requirements and payment routes
APIAuthorization, access scope, and request limits

What we could not confirm

  • Payment availability: methods and currencies by broadcaster location
  • Verification: required documents, review time, and eligibility criteria
  • Additional functionality: current agency-fee schedule
  • Withdrawals: minimum amounts and routes by region
  • Support: response times and escalation process
  • Integrations: streaming-platform connections beyond sign-in

DonationAlerts account and payment questions

Which sign-in options does DonationAlerts list?

The provider lists sign-in through Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Facebook, Dailymotion, Discord, Boosty, TikTok, Telegram, and GoodGame. Its broadcaster terms also allow account login through third-party APIs, including Twitch.

How are digital-asset donations remitted?

The broadcaster terms state that digital-asset donations are remitted only in USDT through a third-party service. The same terms state that those donations are non-refundable and non-recoverable.

What caps apply to Visa card remittances?

The payment terms list Visa card remittance limits of 30 transactions per day, 50 per week, and 150 per month.

How can a broadcaster report an account-security concern?

The broadcaster terms direct users to report account-security concerns through the DonationAlerts support page. The help center also provides knowledge-base content and an option to submit a question.

Which company does the provider identify?

The site lists Zaya Solutions Limited as the copyright holder. The broadcaster terms identify Zaya Solutions Limited as the platform provider, registered under number 77667576 at an address in Hong Kong.

Readiness depends on payment answers

Fits if the broadcast tools match the stream and support clarifies the applicable functionality fee.

Probably not if withdrawal verification or variable remittance timing conflicts with your requirements.

Main risk… the provider states that broadcasters must complete account verification before withdrawing funds.

Sources

Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-31; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.

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