Rounding up everyday transactions makes charitable giving affordable for every budget, but if you want to be sure you understand the process, read on! RoundUp App requires a funding source from donors (usually a credit or debit card) and a bank account for “RoundUp” transactions. The bank integration provides us with “read-only” access to the linked account that allows us to calculate the RoundUps. If a donor does not want to link a bank account, the donor can donate to their chosen nonprofits one-time or monthly. Donors can make a one-time gift of $1, $5, $10, $25 or a custom amount at any time via the app since your donation source is saved in the donor account. All transactions via the linked account will be rounded up, potentially including Venmo, Apple Pay, Paypal, etc. if those other payment options are funded by the linked account. RoundUp App does not need to be open and there won’t be a “round up” option that appears on transactions.  All transactions from linked accounts will be rounded up toward a monthly donation total and there’s no need to have the app open or select particular transactions in any way. On the app, donors can always view their current RoundUps and can always see how much they will donate that month. Donors can also set their personal preferences on the profile settings and set a monthly maximum as well as decide if they’d like to make whole dollar roundups on transactions that end in $.00