Answers before you link anything.

An app that rounds up your card purchases to the next dollar. Each time your round-ups reach $5, Seed collects them as a donation to the organization you choose.

Not yet. Seed is coming soon to iPhone; Android isn’t available yet. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s ready.

Adults in the U.S. (18 in most states) who can authorize debits from the bank account they connect.

No. Seed is the app you give through, made by Aura Laboratories LLC. Your donations go to the organization you choose, and Seed keeps a fee from each one, listed in the Terms.

No. Round-ups are voluntary sadaqah. They don’t automatically fulfill a zakat obligation.

Each purchase rounds up to the next dollar on its own: $6.14 adds 86¢. A whole-dollar purchase adds nothing.

Posted purchases on the cards you choose to track. Pending charges count once they post. Transfers, card payments and refunds don’t round up.

Banks share purchases on their own schedule, usually after they post.

Anything over $5 waits for the next collection.

Yes, if you want to. When you link your cards, Seed asks once whether to give round-ups from earlier purchases as one payment you confirm, or to start from today.

Your cards tell Seed what to round up. Your bank is where donations come from. Both link through Stripe.

You connect your bank through Stripe, often by signing in on your bank’s own page. Seed never receives your bank login, and Stripe keeps your full account and routing numbers. Seed gets the bank name, the last four digits and the purchases on accounts you track, which it needs to count round-ups. Organizations see none of this.

Purchases on the credit cards you turn on. You can link a checking account, but its withdrawals stay in review, because bank data can’t tell purchases from bills.

Tracking is per linked account. Cards that share an account appear together, and you can turn tracking on or off for each one.

Only if you set one. A limit caps your donations in a calendar month. The small monthly bank-data charge is added on top, and a past round-ups payment you approve doesn’t count toward it.

Yes. While giving is paused in Settings, nothing is collected and purchases don’t round up. You can also unlink a bank, withdraw your authorization or delete your account. A collection already submitted still completes or returns.

Yes, anytime in Settings. The change applies to future collections.

When your round-ups reach $5, Seed collects $5 by ACH debit. Once a month a debit can include a small bank-data charge, separate from your donation. The Terms list every amount.

Yes, from each donation. The rest goes to your organization. The amount is in the Terms.

No. A collection in progress isn’t a completed donation yet. Once it completes, the donation is recorded for your organization, which is paid out separately on its own schedule.

It isn’t a donation, and Seed doesn’t retry it. You’ll be asked to reconnect a bank before giving continues.

Yes. A payment receipt appears in the app once a payment completes, as a PDF you can download or email. It isn’t a tax acknowledgment; those come from your organization, and deductibility depends on the organization and your situation.

Seed reviews every application before an organization is listed. U.S. nonprofits need a Candid Seal of Transparency, and each organization connects a verified payout account through Stripe.

No. They see donation amounts, dates and status, never your purchases or bank details.

Start on the organizations page.

The email list keeps your email and when you joined. Organization accounts keep application and team details. The contact page only opens an email draft.

In the app under Settings, or by email. To leave the email list, write to team@givewithseed.com.