Within recent years, FinTech has brought to the public a way to donate and fundraise for any cause, ranging\u00a0from charities\u00a0to startups. In London, five students have found a way to integrate a new system into an existing one – from integrating a “digital charity box”\u00a0called “iRoundUp” into an established online payment system “ParentPay.”<\/p>\n
By giving access to the public a way to give to good causes without barriers, such as distance, it gives more incentive for the masses to be inclined to help. It also reaches a larger audience, increasing the donating potential that these charities can reach. Since it was an existing platform, the users are already familiar with the interface. By adding in a new option, it gives the users an easy and hassle free way of donating to a good cause.<\/p>\n
With the development of technology, this notion of online giving has been widespread across the online community. This gives a new push towards the future of money, where all transactions – from buying, selling, or donating – will be transferred online. By slowly integrating new technologies, such as “iRoundUp” to a larger platform, users can be exposed to the fast changes of technology.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/techcitynews.com\/press_release\/no-electronic-loose-change-innovative-fintech-charity-payment-scheme-launched-today-across-6000-uk-schools\/<\/p>\n
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