Ko-Fi payments
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Does paypal take a fee when accepting ko-fi transactions? For example, some one sent me $6 over Ko-Fi but I only received $5.54 in my paypal.
edit: and the payment was from someone using the same currency as me.
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If you are receiving payments for goods / services then yes you pay a fee.
Advice is voluntary.
Kudos / Solution appreciated.
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But from Ko-Fi we recieve onl donations, we donˋt give any service or goods in return. So Paypal shouldnˋt cut off anything...
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This topic could really need more attention I think. What is the communities opinion? It would be great and fair and inside the guidelines of paypal to not cut off a piece from donations. They should be categorized like a gift from friends. People want to help you and most are not aware, that you only get a part of it. E.g. one "coffee" on ko-fi is 3€. If the reciever gets only 2,50 or so, I'd be upset as a donator. And for being the one in need it is a pity seeing the money flow away when even the smallest amount would definately help you to survive, for your project, or whatever.
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Same situation here
I got 50 USD from Ko-fi.
And Paypal takes 4 dollars of it.
Saw the fee and partner fee on it.
A bit upset about it but at least I got money.
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Hello @SneakyBeastie
Welcome to the Community and thanks for posting here!
I understand your concern about the fees for receiving payments to your PayPal account. As per PayPal User Agreement, funds received through the payment types such as 'Donate Button, PayPal Fund Raiser' etc., can be called as 'Donations'. Payments received through other products or services are not considered as 'Donations' and normal pricing will be applicable for these payments. You can learn more about the fees by clicking the 'Fees page' at the bottom of PayPal page.
Hope this information helps,
Bindu
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Is there any way to change the settings so PayPal doesn't take a fee from Ko-Fi donations? Because if I were to receive $100 in donations, I would only get $88 and that's really not fair. Donations are not payments, they're gifts.
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Still a thing… and being in Australia means I don’t even get the choice to use anything else.
People donate $3, I receive $2.44 and that’s before exchange fees etc. I get it that PP needs to make money but damn.
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