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Tap to Donate
at Your Next Fundraising Event

Tap. Pay. Done. ClickBid now supports Tap to Pay, a faster, simpler, more secure way to collect donations and payments at your fundraising events. Guests can tap a card, phone, or any contactless payment method directly against a compatible iOS or Android device to complete a transaction in seconds. No swiping. No cords. No manual data entry.

 
 
 

Tap to Donate with ClickBid is quick and easy

Speed That Keeps Your Event Moving

Tap to Pay lets guests check out, pay for raffle tickets, or complete last-minute bids in seconds instead of minutes, eliminating the long checkout lines that kill momentum at live and silent auctions.

No Extra Hardware Required

Accept Tap to Donate payments using compatible with any NFC-enabled iOS or Android device, so there’s no need to invest in card readers for every station, though the Stripe M2 reader is also fully supported for organizations that want a dedicated terminal.

A Better Guest Experience

Bringing the same tap-to-pay convenience donors already expect from their favorite coffee shop or retail store removes barriers to giving, and every barrier removed is more money raised for your cause.

Flexible Payment Acceptance

Tap to Pay for nonprofits works with contactless credit and debit cards, as well as digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay. Guests can pay however they’re most comfortable, right from their own device.

Highest Security Measures

Every Tap to Donate transaction is backed by SOC 2 and PCI compliance with end-to-end encryption, so donors can give with confidence and your organization can operate with complete peace of mind.

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Modern Fundraising Technology

ClickBid keeps your organization ahead of the curve by meeting donors where they already are, with the same fast, contactless payment technology they use everywhere else in their daily lives.

With Tap to Pay for nonprofits, fundraising teams can accept donations and payments directly through compatible mobile devices while creating a smoother event experience.

Top-Notch Security & Compliance

Fundraisers handle sensitive donor and payment data, and trust is everything. ClickBid’s Tap to Pay feature is built on a foundation of enterprise-grade security:

SOC 2 Compliance

ClickBid meets rigorous, independently audited standards for data security, availability, and confidentiality, so your organization and your donors can trust how payment data is handled.

PCI Compliance

All transactions adhere to Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS), the same standards used by major retailers and financial institutions to protect cardholder data.

Encrypted Transactions

Every tap is processed through encrypted channels, meaning card and payment details are never stored or exposed on the device used to accept payment.

Contactless Payments Accepted

Contactless payments reduce the handling of physical cards, adding a layer of convenience and hygiene at crowded events.

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Donors give with confidence, nonprofits operate with peace of mind.

Why Use Tap to Donate at Fundraising Events?

Faster Transactions

Guests complete payments in seconds, keeping checkout lines moving and energy high.

Higher Completion Rates

A quick, familiar contactless donation makes it easy for guests to finish their purchase instead of walking away.

Lower Overhead

Teams use devices they already carry, so theres no added equipment cost per station.

More Confident Giving

A frictionless, familiar payment experience makes it easier for guest to say “yes” in the moment.

Protected Transactions

SOC 2 and PCI compliance safeguard your organization and donors on every transaction.

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Need Official Documentation? We've Got You Covered.

We know many organizations need formal proof of compliance for grant applications or board approval, so ClickBid maintains a Trust Center where nonprofits can access our security and compliance documentation whenever it’s needed for decision-making.

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Make Tap to Donate Part of Your Next Fundraising Event

Give supporters a faster, more convenient way to donate, bid, and pay in person. ClickBid’s Tap to Donate feature helps nonprofits accept secure contactless payments through compatible iOS and Android devices, making it easier to keep lines moving and capture more giving opportunities throughout the event.

Whether you are planning a gala, silent auction, raffle, school fundraiser, or community event, Tap to Pay for nonprofits can simplify the payment experience for both your team and your guests.

Complete the form below to learn how ClickBid can help bring Tap to Donate to your next fundraising event.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Tap to Donate?

Tap to Donate is a contactless way for supporters to make donations or complete payments at a fundraising event. With ClickBid, guests can tap a compatible credit card, debit card, smartphone, or digital wallet against an NFC-enabled iOS or Android device to complete a transaction.

Tap to Pay for nonprofits turns a compatible mobile device into a contactless payment terminal. A fundraising team member enters the transaction amount, and the donor taps their card, phone, or digital wallet against the device to pay securely.

No additional card reader is required when using a compatible NFC-enabled iOS or Android device. Organizations that prefer a dedicated payment terminal can also use the supported Stripe M2 reader.

Donors can use contactless credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other supported digital wallets. This gives guests a familiar and flexible way to donate, purchase raffle tickets, pay for auction items, or complete other event transactions.

Yes. ClickBid’s Tap to Donate feature uses encrypted payment processing and is supported by PCI and SOC 2 compliance. Card and payment details are not stored or exposed on the mobile device used to accept the transaction.