Corporate patrons, foundations and endowment funds Tailored programme

Fund a specific initiative. Show every contributor where their euro goes.

Allocate funding to a defined cause, and account for it to every donor. Earmarkable digital euros are euros, held in a real account, that can only be used for what you decided. Those rules, set before the money is spent, are the earmarking. You may fund the cause, collect for it or run it. Every payment is recorded on a tamper-proof blockchain.

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You want to…

You want to support a defined cause and account for how the funds are used. Your budgets are constrained. Your donors want to know where every euro goes.

We have the solution: euros earmarked for the cause funded, spent with authorised suppliers. Each contributor sees tamper-proof evidence of every payment, according to their rights.

You choose who, when, how much, where and what for.

Concrete benefits

What the programme changes for your teams.

Allocation stated up front

The cause funded, the beneficiaries, the suppliers and the period are defined before the first payment. For example, €5,000.00 to equip a workshop.

Give and collect, according to your role

You provide a budget, or you gather contributions around the same cause. How the programme is organised says who does what.

Something to account with, payment by payment

Each authorised contributor sees the payments funded and the evidence recorded on the blockchain.

The evidence covers payments, not the social impact of the cause. Allocation follows an agreement and reconciliations. Any entitlement to issue tax receipts remains that of your own organisation.

A scenario in three steps

Following a co-funded programme

The first conversation

The funders and the person running the programme define the cause, the roles and the rules of use. They also decide what each party will see.

Funding and payment

Contributions fund the programme; the person running it pays the authorised suppliers.

Tracking and reconciliation

Each role gets its own reporting: contributions received, allocation, payments and the evidence of operations.

Who does what

Funder: One or more contributors, named in the organisation of the programme
Decision-maker: Management of the foundation, endowment fund or giving programme
Who runs the programme: The foundation or a charity, with the MAP services retained
Beneficiary: The person or organisation supported by the cause
Supplier: The suppliers authorised for the expenditure of the cause

Roles as they would be defined in the programme, to be confirmed in the first conversation.

What you see

Each role sees what concerns it: contributions received, allocation and payments made. The evidence recorded on the blockchain follows the access rights agreed.

Related services

The services retained for this need.

The availability level is stated on each service. The services retained are confirmed with your teams, in the first conversation.

Compose a programme

Fund collection Bring together funds from several funders and link every contribution to the programme it finances. Programme electronic money The earmarkable digital euro: euros, on a real account, that can only be used for what you decided. Issued, allocated, used and redeemed within the programme. Earmarking and rules of use You choose who, when, how much, where and what for. 100% of operations are checked before execution. Accounts and payments A real account, a universal payment card, a QR code and an app. Your beneficiaries pay anywhere in the world and online, within the rules you set. Traceability and blockchain proof Every payment recorded on a tamper-proof blockchain; the proof covers the payment, through to the supplier.

Terms and questions

What we settle with you.

Services, means of payment, rules and tracking are settled in the first conversation, then configured for your programme. The proof covers payments, not the results of your action.

What we establish on the record

Fund collection, contractual allocation, access rights and any authorisation to issue tax receipts are settled with you. The proof covers the payments, not the social impact.

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Frequently asked questions

Can several contributions be brought together?

Yes: donations, pots and corporate giving. Each contribution is linked to the programme it finances. Every contributor then sees the payments their contribution made possible. The allocation rule, viewing rights and the handling of remaining balances are settled from the first conversation.

Do all funders see all the data?

No. Each role sees what concerns it, and nothing more. A funder follows the payments of its own programme in real time. It has access neither to beneficiaries’ personal data nor to their files.

Does the blockchain prove what was bought?

Every payment is recorded on a tamper-proof blockchain: the amount, the supplier, the date and the rule applied. Nobody can change that record afterwards, neither MAP nor the funder. The proof covers the payment. It does not say what was in the basket, nor whether the goods were delivered. No personal data is written to the chain.

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