Transparent breakdown of fees for online donations and withdrawals in the Philippines.
Online giving isn't switched on yet. These are the rates that will apply when it is. Today, gifts are arranged directly with the organizer and recorded on the campaign page, so nothing is deducted at all.
Dasig supports the payment methods Filipinos use every day. Donors can pay via GCash, Maya, QRPH, cards, bank transfer, or even 7-Eleven and bayad centers.
No bank account? Organizers can withdraw funds directly to GCash or Maya — no bank required.
When a donor pays online, a processing fee is deducted. This consists of:
Donors can scan and pay using any Philippine bank or e-wallet app that supports QR Ph.
* Whichever is higher
* Payment provider fees are provisional: they follow Xendit's published rates, including Xendit's ₱11 processing fee per transaction from 1 October 2026, and may change before online giving opens. The 4% Civic Sustainability Contribution is fixed. It is applied on top of these rates and goes toward keeping Dasig free for grassroots organizers.
When you withdraw funds, a small disbursement fee is charged. No bank account? No problem! You can withdraw directly to GCash or Maya.
There is no monthly or account fee. A quiet month with no gifts and no withdrawals costs you nothing, and you never pay anything out of pocket.
VAT (Value-Added Tax at 12%) is a Philippine government tax that applies to certain processing and payout fees. When VAT applies, it's included in or added to the amounts shown.
| Donor pays | ₱1,000 |
| GCash and processing (3% + ₱11) | −₱41 |
| Civic Sustainability Contribution (4%) | −₱40 |
| Your available balance | ~₱919 |
* Processing rates are provisional until our agreement with Xendit is final. Actual amounts may vary slightly due to rounding and VAT.
We aim to keep fees clear and predictable. If you ever see a mismatch between what you expected and what you received, please contact support and we'll help reconcile the transaction.