PayPal.Me
Supporters open your own PayPal.Me link with the amount already filled in.
For creators, developers and projects
A home for meaningful support
Create your own page, share your project and story, and receive support from people who value your work.
Free to start. Your payment details stay yours - money goes straight to you.
Example
Free downloader manager
freedownloadermanager.example
A lightweight, fast and free download manager for Windows. Your support keeps the project alive and growing.
One-time
Illustration of a creator page. Amounts and project are examples.
Three steps to get started
Your page can be live in an afternoon.
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Create your page
Add your project name, a short description and the story behind what you are building.
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Add how you get paid
Connect your own PayPal.Me link, bank account for transfers, or your MoMo receive code. The details stay yours.
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Share with your community
Send people a single link like thanknest.com/your-project and let them say thank you.
Support goes straight to you
ThankNest shows supporters how to pay you. It never sits in the middle of the payment.
Bank transfer and QR
Show your account details and a transfer QR code supporters can scan in their banking app.
MoMo
Display the MoMo receive code you already use, so supporters can send to it directly.
Availability depends on your country and currency. Bank transfer QR and MoMo are currently for Vietnamese dong; PayPal.Me handles the other supported currencies.
Built for the way independent work actually happens
A page that feels like yours
Write your appeal in your own words, pick a look, and show updates as the project moves.
More than one language
Publish your page in English and Vietnamese, and let visitors read it in the language they prefer.
Currencies and methods that fit
Choose which currencies you accept and which payment methods you want to show.
Pages on ThankNest
A look at how creators set up their page.
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Explore PartnersCommon questions
Short answers to what people ask first.
Who actually receives the money?
You do, directly. ThankNest shows supporters your PayPal.Me link, your bank details and QR, or your MoMo receive code. The payment happens between the supporter and your payment provider. ThankNest never receives, holds or forwards the money, and takes no percentage of it.
Does ThankNest confirm that a payment went through?
No. ThankNest has no connection to PayPal, your bank or MoMo, so it cannot see your transactions. A supporter can tell us they have paid, and you can mark a support as received once you have checked your own account. Both are clearly labelled as self-reported, and neither is proof of payment. Always confirm against your own bank or wallet statement.
What does ThankNest cost?
Creating and running a page is free, and ThankNest does not take a cut of what you receive. Your payment provider may still charge its own fees - PayPal, your bank and MoMo each set those, and ThankNest has no part in them.
Which currencies and methods can I use?
PayPal.Me covers USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD and JPY. Vietnamese bank transfer with a VietQR code and MoMo both work in Vietnamese dong. ThankNest does not convert between currencies: a supporter picks a currency you accept and pays in that currency.
Is support through ThankNest a tax-deductible donation?
Generally no. Support sent through ThankNest is a personal payment to a creator, not a gift to a registered charity, and ThankNest issues no tax receipts. How it is treated for income or tax purposes depends on your country and situation - please take your own advice.
Can I get a refund?
Not through ThankNest, because ThankNest never held the money. If something went wrong, contact the creator first; if that does not resolve it, raise it with whoever processed the payment - PayPal, your bank or MoMo. You can also report a page to us if you believe it is fraudulent.
Ready to set up your page?
It takes a few minutes, and you can keep editing it afterwards.