How We Operate
EquiBillion Trust is a regulated charitable giving platform. Every rupee is tracked, every campaign is verified, and every impact story is documented. Here is exactly how we work.
Campaign Lifecycle
Campaign Submitted
NGOs, institutions, or individuals submit a campaign with full details — purpose, budget breakdown, beneficiaries, and timeline.
Admin Verification
Our team verifies NGO registration, beneficiary identity, and legitimacy of the cause before any campaign goes live.
Donations Collected
Verified campaigns receive donations via Instamojo. 100% of donor contributions go to the campaign — our operations are funded separately.
Funds Disbursed
Upon campaign completion or milestone, funds are transferred directly to the implementing NGO or beneficiary bank account.
Impact Reported
Campaign creators publish monthly photo updates and impact reports. Donors receive SMS and email receipts with 80G tax certificates.
Continuous Oversight
EquiBillion monitors active campaigns for progress and donor communication. Underperforming or fraudulent campaigns are paused and reviewed.
Our Transparency Commitments
Verified campaigns only
Every campaign undergoes admin verification — registration documents, beneficiary identity, and budget breakdown are reviewed before it goes live.
80G tax benefits
All donations to eligible campaigns qualify for Section 80G deduction. Certificates are generated automatically and emailed to donors.
Real-time fund tracking
Every campaign page shows live progress, transaction counts, and disbursement status. No black boxes.
Dual-prong approach
We serve both monetary campaigns (cash donations to NGOs) and in-kind campaigns (goods via our DonateTags platform). Both are verified and tracked.
Two Ways to Give, One Impact
EquiBillion operates two parallel giving tracks so donors and NGOs can choose the format that fits them best.
Monetary campaigns
Cash donations via Instamojo, directly to the NGO's registered bank account.
In-kind campaigns via DonateTags
Goods (food, books, medicines) donated directly to verified beneficiaries using QR-coded tags — no cash changes hands.
₹2.4 Cr+
raised through monetary campaigns
14,000+
in-kind items delivered via DonateTags
Ready to give with confidence?
Browse verified campaigns and know exactly where your money goes.
More Questions
How does a school principal apply for school crowdfunding in India through EquiBillion?
A school creates a fundraising campaign on the EquiBillion platform, sets a funding target, and mobilises support from alumni, parents, corporates, and philanthropists. Once the target is reached, Next Skills 360 delivers the educational solution with teacher training and implementation support.
Can CSR funds be directed toward rural education projects through EquiBillion?
Yes. EquiBillion connects corporate donors seeking CSR projects for rural education in India with verified school campaigns. Donations qualify for 80G tax exemption (CIT(E)/80G/2024/EBT), and detailed impact reports with measurable outcomes are published after every intervention.
What kinds of school programs can be funded through EquiBillion campaigns?
Schools can raise funds for coding education, AI modules, financial literacy, life skills, entrepreneurship, social-emotional learning, teacher capacity-building, and inclusive programs like ProGame Tactile — designed specifically for students with visual impairments.
How do donors know their contribution actually reaches students?
EquiBillion publishes detailed impact reports after each campaign, including photographs, videos, beneficiary stories, and measurable outcomes — giving every donor, whether an individual philanthropist or a corporate CSR team, direct visibility into the difference their donation made.
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