Built for how you trade
Pick the setup that fits how you trade — each one runs on the same connected Kayana platform.
A dedicated platform for fundraising
In-venue giving runs on the kiosks and terminals above. For everything beyond the till, Kayana Aid is our standalone fundraising product — online donations, campaigns, round-ups and Gift Aid, built for registered charities.
Explore Kayana Aid- Online, recurring and tribute donations
- Campaigns, fundraising pages and Gift Aid
- Separate from your in-venue donation kiosks
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A donation kiosk lets supporters give on their own terms, in their own time, rather than waiting to be asked by a volunteer with a bucket. Placed in a lobby, event space, or shop front, it turns a passing moment of goodwill into a completed gift.
Giving That Doesn't Need A Volunteer Present
A self-service donation kiosk means supporters can give whenever the venue is open, not only when someone's available to take a card payment by hand. That matters for charity shops, visitor centres, and events where staff and volunteer time is already stretched thin, and a donation kiosk keeps taking gifts even outside those hours.
Contactless And Round-Up Giving
Cash is less common than it used to be, so contactless donation solutions matter for turning a supporter's intention into an actual gift on the spot. Preset amounts and round-up options make it easy to give a small amount without the friction of typing in a figure.
A Kiosk That Fits The Space
A charity kiosk can sit on a counter, stand freely in a lobby, or attach to a wall near an exit, depending on footfall and where supporters naturally pause. Wherever it's placed, the self-service kiosk links back to the same reporting as other giving channels, so income is easy to reconcile.
Reporting That Shows What's Working
Knowing which locations, events, or campaigns drive the most donations helps charities decide where to place the next donation kiosk rather than guessing. Clear reporting also makes it simpler to reconcile takings against other payment channels, including card terminals used at events.