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Basically, profile verification consists of three steps - filling in the identification form, performing a verification transfer and uploading the relevant documents.

To complete the verification, select "Account verification" from the drop-down menu at the top right of the page.

In the first step you will be asked to select your account type.

In the next step, you will be presented with an identification form where you will be asked to provide basic details such as your name, PESEL number, residential address or the number and expiry date of your identity document.

Important - remember to enter the actual data in the form, as once the form is saved you will be asked to verify it and it will no longer be possible to edit it.

Once you have completed the form and clicked on "Next step", you will still see the PEP statement, i.e. about (not) holding a politically exposed position.

In the next step, we will once again summarise the data you have completed. Read them carefully and make sure that they do not contain any errors - once the form is saved, editing the data will no longer be possible.

Once you have saved your data, your droplet is automatically activated for a period of 30 days, during which time you will need to complete account verification. In order to also be able to make withdrawals and continue with the airdrop, it is still necessary to make a verification transfer and to send the relevant documents.

How do I make a verification transfer?

You need to make a verification transfer by transferring £1 from your own bank account, to the individual account number of the airdrop you set up earlier. You can do this in two ways - with a standard or instant verification transfer.

All the data you need to make a standard verification transfer can be found in the "verification" tab. All you need to do is copy them and order the transfer on your bank's website. The bank account from which you make the verification transfer will later be the only one to which you can withdraw the collected funds.

Please note that the details given below are only an example. Each user has individual data for making a verification transfer - you will find them in the "verification" tab.

Remember: the name and surname of the sender of the transfer (or the name of the company in the case of a company profile) must be identical to the data you have provided in the form (to be checked in the "Your saved data" tab). If these details do not match, the verification will be rejected. It must be a regular, traditional transfer made through the website of your Polish bank - the verification payment cannot be made from abroad, through external payment gateways or through the 'deposit' button on the dropshot page.

You can also choose a faster and easier option - an instant verification transfer. All you have to do is select the appropriate bank from the list, log in to your banking and order the transfer, and your account will be verified even in a few minutes! Please note - this option is only available for selected banks.

How do I attach documents to verify my profile?

The final verification step is to attach the relevant verification documents. For verification of your private account, you only need to send us scans/photos of your identity document - ID card, passport or residence card. You can send the documents for automatic verification (usually takes up to 5 minutes) or traditional verification (takes up to 48 hours). Automatic verification can only be used by natural persons of legal age who are not in a politically exposed position (not PEPs).

The data from the documents submitted must match the data sent in the identification form and verification transfer. Also ensure that the attached photographs are of good quality and that none of the edges of the document are cropped. We will proceed to verify the attached documents as soon as the verification transfer is credited to your dropbox account, and we will send you information about the verification status via email.

Check also - how do I verify my company/organisation account?

Filling in the identification form is necessary before accepting the first payment for the drop. On the other hand, verification by bank transfer and identity document must be done before the first payment, but no later than 30 days after completing the identification form.

If you do not confirm the veracity of your details within this time, your account will be deleted after 30 days and the funds collected returned to the supporters.

In order to verify the profile, it is necessary to send a scan or a photo of the identity document of the profile owner - this may be an identity card, passport, residence card or school ID card (in the case of minors).

Your data is secure with us - documents added using the form are attached using an encrypted connection (256-bit GeoTrust certificate). By providing us with a copy of your ID card during verification, you can additionally obscure some of your data.

Only the following data must be visible:

It is also acceptable to include a note on scans/photographs of identity documents:"Document valid only for the purpose of account verification on zrzutka.co.uk".

If you are an individual, it is necessary to send a scan/photo of your identity document: identity card (both sides), passport (photo side), residence card (both sides) or school ID card (both sides). The details from the document must match the details of the account from which the transfer was sent.

Your data is safe with us - you can read more about this here. In order to keep your data as secure as possible, you can additionally write on your scans/photos: "Document valid only for the purpose of account verification on zrzutka.pl" and blur all unnecessary fields in such a way that your address, citizenship, identity document number, PESEL, expiry date and name (both sides) are still visible - see example.

If you are setting up a profile on behalf of a company/organisation/foundation, the type of documents required will vary depending on the form of your business. You can find a full list of required documents here.

A standard verification transfer can take up to 2 working days to post. If it takes longer and you do not get any error message from us, it is most likely that additional characters not mentioned in the "Account verification" tab have been entered in the title of the transfer, e.g. the word "verification" or anything else has been added in addition to the string you enter. Additional characters prevent our system from posting the transfer.

If such a mistake has been made , please make the verification transfer again with a correct title. After a correctly executed verification transfer has been credited, you will be able to withdraw the 'old' and 'new' PLN paid in verification - the verification transfer is not a fee! Also make sure that the transfer is made from your Polish account.

The transfer cannot be made through an intermediary (e.g. post office, Blue Media, Bluecash, SORBNET) - in case of using an intermediary we do not receive your account number so we cannot accept such verification.

In summary - a standard verification transfer:

• MUST be made from your Polish bank account as instructed,
• it MUST be accompanied by a verification code defined by us in the "Account Verification" tab (without any additional characters)
• It MUSTNOT be made using the intermediaries listed above (as well as any other).

If you have made a mistake while making the verification transfer, please make the transfer again - correctly. Once a correctly executed verification transfer has been credited, both deposited PLN will be available for withdrawal.

Remember, you can also make an instant transfer and shorten the verification time to just a few minutes!

In order to verify the profile, it is necessary to have a bank account maintained in the Republic of Poland. Therefore, it is unfortunately not possible to verify by means of a transfer from a foreign account(including a Revolut account).

The posting of a standard verification transfer depends solely on the bank and usually takes up to two working days. You can also use the instant transfer option, which reduces the verification time to several minutes.

On the other hand, we will check the attached verification documents as soon as they are sent (but only after the verification transfer has been credited). Our customer service representatives work on verification every day between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. If there are any deficiencies or problems with verification, you will be informed by email.

The codes are automatic messages. Each code is only valid for 5 minutes after it has been generated in our system, so if this time has already expired, you must repeat the action on our website and generate a new code. In addition, each time a code is generated, the previously submitted code is deactivated. Therefore, if verification attempts have been made several times, please ensure that the code you enter is from the last message received.

If you receive codes in an e-mail message, check all your mail folders carefully in the first instance - including your SPAM folder. Also make sure that your mailbox is not overflowing. If you find a message with a code in the SPAM folder, mark it as a safe message so that the problem does not occur again in the future.

It also happens that some mail servers queue messages to free accounts, so they come with a certain delay (especially on Onet and Interia). This in turn causes our verification codes to become deactivated. In such a situation, we suggest changing the authorisation method to SMS.

The authorisation method can be changed in the "Settings" tab -> "Limits and authentication" -> "Authentication method" -> "SMS message" (alternatively, if you have problems receiving codes sent in SMS - change the authorisation method to e-mail).

A PEP is a politically exposed person (i.e. minister, MP, senator, etc.). As a National Payment Institution, we are required to confirm the identity of our users and identify PEPs when setting up an account, which is why the PEP status question is on your account data form. If you are unsure which option to tick, please check the full list of those considered to be PEPs.

If this is the case, please contact our customer service at [email protected] so that editing is unlocked and you can correct your answer on the form.

Basically, profile verification consists of three steps - filling in an identification form, making a verification transfer and attaching the relevant documents.

To complete the verification, select 'Account Verification' from the drop-down menu at the top right of the page.

In the first step, you will be asked to select the account type, the type of company/organisation, e.g. Foundation, and the account type relating to the entrepreneur:

Next, an identification form will appear in the window where we ask you to enter the details of the person who manages the profile, i.e. the one who will actually log in to our portal and manage the collections set up. The form should contain basic data, i.e. first and last name, PESEL number, address of residence or number and expiry date of an identity document.

Important - remember to enter the actual data in the form, as once the form is saved you will be asked to verify it and it will no longer be possible to edit it.

The next two steps vary depending on which legal form your business is in. First, we will ask you to provide the details of the entity, i.e. the TIN and the address of its registered office. In the case of Foundations, Registered Associations, Co-operatives and Companies (except for a civil partnership), you will also need to enter the KRS number.

Further on, it will be necessary to enter the details of the Beneficiaries Actual of the entity you represent, which we need to establish in accordance with the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Act. The Beneficial Beneficiaries are, in simple terms, the natural persons who actually exercise authority over the entity in question, exercising control over it directly or indirectly. They are required to indicate the details of their Beneficial Beneficiaries: Foundations, Registered Associations, Co-operatives, Limited Liability Companies, General Partnerships, Partnerships, Joint Stock Companies (except public companies), Simple Joint Stock Companies, Limited Partnerships and Limited Joint Stock Companies. These entities are also obliged to make a relevant entry in the Central Register of Beneficial Owners, which must be sent together with other documents for profile verification.

However, this obligation does not apply to Ordinary Associations, Civil Partnerships, Sole Proprietorships or other institutions such as churches or sports clubs.

If your organisation has not yet been notified to the CRBR, please refer to these articles on the gov.pl and ngo.pl portals.

In the next step we will summarise the data you have completed once again. Check them carefully and make sure they do not contain any errors - once the form is saved, editing the data will no longer be possible.

Once your details have been saved, your droplet becomes active for a period of 30 days and you can now make payments to it. In order to be able to also make withdrawals and keep your donations active permanently, it is still necessary to make a verification transfer and to send the relevant documents.

How do I make a verification transfer?

A verification transfer involves sending the amount of PLN 1 from your company/organisation's bank account to the individual account number of the dropshot you set up earlier. You can make it in two ways - with a standard or instant verification transfer.

All the data you need to make a standard verification transfer, you will find in the "verification" tab. Simply copy them and order the transfer on your bank's website. The bank account from which you make the verification transfer will later be the only one to which you can withdraw the collected funds.

Please note that the details given below are only an example. Each user has individual data for making a verification transfer - you will find them in the "verification" tab.

Remember! The name of the sender of the transfer must be identical to the data of the company/organisation which was provided earlier in the form (to be checked in the "Your saved data" tab). If these details do not match, the verification will be rejected.

The standard verification transfer must be a regular, traditional transfer made through the website of your bank based in Poland - the verification payment cannot be made from abroad, through external payment gateways or through the 'deposit' button on the dropbox page.

You can also choose a faster and easier option - an instant verification transfer. All you have to do is select the appropriate bank from the list, log in to your banking and order the transfer, and your account will be verified even in a few minutes! Please note - this option is only available for selected banks.

How do I attach documents to verify my profile?

The final verification step is to attach the relevant verification documents. Here again, there will be a difference - depending on what type of business you do, the system will ask you to attach the relevant documents. You can find a detailed breakdown of the required documents here.

The data from the uploaded documents must match the data indicated in the identification form and verification transfer. Please also ensure that the photos you attach are of good quality and that all edges of the document are visible.

We will proceed to check the verification documents as soon as the verification transfer is credited to your dropbox account. You will be notified by email in case of any deficiencies. Once the attached files are accepted by our Security Department, your account will already be indefinitely active and the possibility to withdraw the collected funds will be unlocked.

Check also - how to verify a private account?

When verifying a company profile, it is always necessary to send scans or photos of the identity document of the person managing the profile on zrzutka.pl.

Below is a list of the other documents necessary in the verification process, depending on the type of business:

Foundation

• KRS excerpt
• A scan of the foundation's statute
• Document confirming the power to act on behalf of the foundation (if the managing person does not have the right to represent the foundation independently)
• Printout of an entry from the Central Register of Beneficiaries of the Actual Beneficiary

Sole trader

• Printout of an entry from the excerpt from CEIDG

Registered association

• KRS (National Court Register) extract
• A scan of the association's statutes
• Document confirming the rightto act on behalf of the association (if the managing person does not have the right to represent the association independently)
• Printout of an entry from the Central Register of Actual Beneficiaries

Ordinary association

• A scan of the association's by-laws together with a resolution on the appointment of a representative or of the management board
• A document confirming the power to act on behalf of the association
• Confirmation of NIP (Tax Identification Number)

Limited Liability Company / General Partnership / Joint Stock Company

• Extract from the National Court Register
• Document confirming thepower to act onbehalf of the company (if the managing person does not have the right to represent the company on its own)
• A printout of an entry from the Central Register of Real Beneficiaries

Civil partnership

• Scan of the civil partnership agreement
• Document confirming the right to act on behalf of the company (if the managing person does not have the right to represent the company on its own)

Limited partnership / limited joint-stock partnership

• Extract from the National Court Register
• Document confirming the right toact onbehalf of the company (if the managing person does not have the right to represent the company on its own)
• A printout of the entry from the Central Register of Beneficiaries of the Real Property
• Information corresponding to a current excerpt from the Register of Entrepreneurs of a limited liability company which is the general partner of a limited joint-stock partnership (not older than 3 days).

Partnership

• Extract from the National Court Register
• Document confirming the authority to act on behalf of the company (if the managing person does not have the right to represent the company individually)

Simple joint-stock company

• KRS excerpt
• Document confirming the right toact onbehalf of the company (if the managing person does not have the right to represent the company on its own)
• A printout of the entry from the Central Register of Beneficial Owners

Scans or photos of current documents should be attached under "Account verification" after logging in to your profile.

In order to verify the description of the airdrop you can:

• use the tab 'Verify a droplet' available in your account settings on zrzutka.com or
• you can also verify your airdrop from the level of editing a chosen airdrop - in order to do so, log in to your profile and go to the very bottom of the airdrop's view, then upload the required documents using the field provided.

  

Important - you can read more about verification here.

The organiser does not incur any fees or commissions for organising the airdrop or for withdrawing the collected funds on zrzutka.pl

The contributor also does not incur any fees or commissions regardless of the payment method chosen.

We subsist on donations that you can voluntarily make when making a donation or withdrawal. You can read more about what happens to your donations to zrzutka.co.uk here.

All other costs (like promotion features) are outlined here. We do not have any other hidden fees :)

You do not have to pay tax on the funds raised if the contributions made by individuals in the last 5 years do not exceed PLN 5,733. In addition, you should refer to https://zrzutka.pl/blog/27/moje-zrzutki-a-urzad-skarbowy and https://zrzutka.pl/regulamin/.

Sending such documents is only necessary in exceptional cases. If the need arises - we will contact you.

Make sure you have a verified profile before making a return. To make a refund, go to 'My Dropdowns' and then press the 'More' button on the dropdown of your choice. From the menu that slides out, select 'Finances':

From the list of contributions, select the contributions you wish to return to your donors.

Once you have selected the selected contributions, press the "Return Selected" button at the bottom. A new window will appear where you select the party bearing the cost of the return. Return costs are described here.

To receive invoices for premium features you have purchased, log into your profile, go to "Settings" -> "Invoices" and tick the "I want to receive invoices" checkbox.

Once you have filled in the form and saved it, each invoice for subsequent premium features purchased will automatically appear here.

We are not able to invoice retroactively (for services purchased before the checkbox was ticked). We also do not invoice for donations to the dropbox - if you would like to deduct your donation from tax, please see how to download a receipt for your donation and how to deduct your donation from tax.

All monies collected at the airdrop are at the disposal of the airdrop organiser.

If contributions made by individuals do not exceed PLN 5,733, no settlement with the Tax Office is required.

Read more about this topic: My Giving and the Tax Office

To receive invoices for premium features you have purchased, log into your profile, go to "Settings" -> "Invoices" and tick the "I want to receive invoices" checkbox.

Once you have filled in the form and saved it, each invoice for subsequent premium features purchased will automatically appear here.

We are not able to invoice retroactively (for services purchased before the checkbox was ticked). We also do not invoice for donations to the dropbox - if you would like to deduct your donation from tax, please see how to download a receipt for your donation and how to deduct your donation from tax.

The funds collected in the airdrops belong entirely to the organiser and can therefore be withdrawn at any time. To do this, go to the "Withdraw" tab. The system will ask you to enter an authentication code, sent to your email address or phone number.

Select the droplet from which you want to withdraw funds, enter the amount, as well as your withdrawal details. Finally, press the "Withdraw" button.

Done! The funds should post to your account within a maximum of two working days.

Remember, to be able to withdraw funds your profile must be verified - read how to verify yourself.

You can request a withdrawal at any time, even if the goal on your dropbox has not been reached. Please note that in order to make a withdrawal, the funds must first be verified.

Withdrawals can take up to two working days. Please note that withdrawals ordered on Friday after 4pm and on weekends and bank holidays are processed within the next two working days (that is, for example, on Monday, after the weekend).

However, if you want to receive your funds quickly, you can also use the express option (there is an additional fee). With this option, the collected amount will appear in your account within just a few minutes.

Read more about card withdrawals on our blog, an article dedicated to this solution can be found here.

No. The withdrawal will not reset the counter visible to visitors to the droplet. The amount paid out will only disappear from the balance available for withdrawal from your account on zrzutka.co.uk.

Payments on zrzutka.pl are made to a bank account assigned to the profile of the organiser ordering the payment. Assignment of an appropriate bank account takes place as a result of making a so-called verification transfer (more about verification here).

The blocking of withdrawals can occur essentially at three points:

If your payouts have been blocked for whatever reason, we will inform you via email what you need to do to unblock your payouts - so check your email carefully (including the SPAM folder).

To donate to your chosen droplet, simply press the "Donate to droplet" button visible when you enter the droplet. The page will take you to a form where you need to select a payment method and also complete the basic information in the donation form.

In the case of ordinary transfers, the correctness of posting is guaranteed by the fact that each airdrop has an INDIVIDUAL bank account number.

NOTE: You can make a donation to the droplet from abroad - in order to do so, you need to select the "Traditional bank transfer" donation method and then use the IBAN and SWIFT numbers which will be provided in the last step of this donation method. You can also make an international deposit by paying by card.

'Online' contributions, handled by PayU, post to the drop boxes in up to 5 minutes.

Deposits by regular bank transfer can take up to 2 working days to post on the drop boxes and the posting of such deposits usually takes place between 11am and 7pm.

Once your deposit has been posted, you will receive a confirmation to the email you provided when you made your deposit. In addition to this, you can find your deposit in the "Deposits" tab visible on each droplet (unless the organiser has hidden the contributors' details).

You can download the confirmation after logging in to your user profile by going to the tabs: "My airdrops" - "Supported by me", and then in the preview of the respective droplet by selecting "Contributions" - "Download PDF confirmation" (as shown in the screenshots below).

What if you don't have a profile set up on our portal yet? Nothing lost! You can set up a profile at any time by clicking here - setting up an account is free and will only take you a moment, and once logged in you will have access to confirmations of all the donations you have made (even those made before you set up your profile). Just remember to enter the same email address you entered when you set up your profile.

Just remember to enter the same e-mail address you provided when setting up your profile as when making the donation.

You can check for yourself whether your donation has made it to the droplet by expanding the list of donations ("Donations" tab) on the droplet you supported:

If you don't see your donation listed here, please write to the droplet organiser to check if he or she has received your donation - you can do this by clicking on his or her name just above the photo of the droplet and then selecting "Ask the organiser a question". The organiser of the airdrop can check all the details of the donation in the donation list in their account on zrzutka.co.uk.

When making a donation, you can hide your details on the general contributor list. If you do not want your name to be visible on the dropdown page, simply tick the option "Hide my details in the general donation list on this dropdown".

You can also select additional options for your donation by expanding the 'Additional payment settings' section .

By all means! Contributions from abroad are most conveniently made by card payment or traditional bank transfer. Both of these payment methods are available on the dropbox page when you click the "deposit" button.

You can make a donation from abroad regardless of the currency (euro, dollar, etc.). Foreign contributions are automatically converted by your bank and will be credited to your account in Polish zloty.

We are committed to ensuring that the use of our portal remains free of charge, which is why we do not have the option to make contributions available via PayPal. We encourage you to use the other payment methods available - i.e. blik, Apple Pay, GPay, online transfers or card payments.

As zrzutka.co.uk, we do not have the possibility to undo a donation - the funds donated to the droplet become the property of its organiser. However, if you would like a refund, you can write to the organiser of the airdrop you have supported using the "ask the organiser a question" button to request a refund.

To change the card plugged into a recurring payment, go to the "Settings" tab and then select "Recurring payments" and "More":

Then select "Disable" and after disabling the payment - add it from scratch with the current card details, from the dropdown deposit view position.

If you have chosen an instant transfer handled by PayU, then all is well - your payment is processed by PayU in another bank account and transferred to the relevant dropbox based on the payment title you have specified.

A donation made on zrzutka.pl can be accounted for in the PIT depending on who was the organiser of the droplet to which the donation was made. You can read more on this subject here.

The possibility of deducting contributions in your tax return is presented in the following article: donations on zrzutka.pl a deduction in PIT. We also encourage you to register an account on our portal. In this case, you will be able to generate a confirmation of your donations on your own. You can obtain a confirmation of your donation to a droplet by generating a donation confirmation for a particular droplet. To do this, after logging into your account, go to "My airdrops" and then to the "Supported by me" tab. For a confirmation of your donation to a particular droplet, go to "Donation details" -> "Contribution details" -> "Download PDF confirmation".

On the Zrzutka.pl platform, the offers and auctions function allows collection organisers and supporters to add items or services that can be purchased or auctioned. All funds raised go directly to the account of the designated airdrop, with no commission charged by the platform.

• "Buy Now" offers: Items or services available for immediate purchase at a fixed price.
• Auctions: Auctions in which users compete for an item by raising the bid. The highest bid placed before the end of the auction wins.

Items can be either physical (e.g. books, crafts) or digital (e.g. e-books, graphics). Symbolic bricks or thank-you notes are also available. After making a donation, the supporter receives access to the purchased content or a contact to collect the item.

Do you want to raise funds faster on your drop box? Or are you planning to organise a charity auction and need support? We have the perfect solution for you!

Now on Zrzutka.co.uk you can add vouchers, tickets, books, handicrafts and other physical or digital items or even symbolic bricks to your airdrop yourself. See how easy it is!

You will find the offer/auction section a little below the description of the droplet. To add an offer/auction, click on the "+" button:

In the edit window you can add a photo and description of the item, as well as the price and the category it belongs to. You will also choose whether it should be a "buy it now" offer or an auction. You will also be asked to specify how it is to be donated and to enter an expiry date - once this expires, the offer/auction will expire.

You can also add downloadable attachments as part of your prize - this is ideal for electronic prizes i.e. photos, vouchers, tickets etc. We will automatically send the link to download the attachments to buyers in the purchase confirmation email.

Once you have finished editing, click 'Save' to save your changes. To learn more about adding rewards, read our blog article.

Thanks to the new auction functionality, you can list and bid on items and services directly on the dropshots, and the money for your purchase will contribute to the purpose of the dropshot to which the auction has been added. And all this as usual - for free. No commission.

For anyone interested in the topic of bidding, we have added two detailed posts on our blog. Click to find out:

• how to bid?
• How to put an item or service up for auction?

To enable the option for other backers to add bids/auctions to your droplet, in the Bids/auctions section, click the 'Enable others to add bids/auctions' button.

If your supporters add a bid/bid to your droplet, you will receive an email notification and you will be able to accept it when you log in to your droplet.

With the new bid/auction funders feature, you can support other people's airdrops by adding your bids/auctions to them, as well as receive support from others on your own airdrop! Watch the video or take a look at the comprehensive guide to adding bids/auctions and learn about the new possibilities, both from the point of view of the prize funder and the recipient.

If a bid or auction has not yet been purchased or if there are no bidders at the time of the auction, such a bid can be deleted.

However, if at least one bid has been purchased or the auction has at least one bidder, this is not possible.

In such a case the bid can be ended and the auction shortened. The bidding period may be shortened to a minimum of 24 hours before the end.

To shorten the duration of the auction, please contact zrzutka.pl customer service.

Shortening the duration of the bidding should only be used in exceptional situations, and the duration after shortening the bidding should not be less than 24 hours until the end, due to the email notifications that are then sent to the people participating in the bidding.

According to the terms and conditions, there is a 24-hour period to pay for the bidding, but the payment link is active until the exhibitor decides to cancel the bidding after this time or to give the next highest bidder in a row during the bidding period.

According to the regulations, the person who raises a bid is obliged to pay it after winning.

If for some reason you are unable to pay your winning bid, the auctioneer has the right to cancel it or give the next highest bidder the chance to pay - in which case your winning bid will be forfeited.

In repeated cases of non-payment, zrzutka.pl staff may take action to block the user of the site.

If you have not received your purchased item through a bid/auction, you can contact the exhibitor to resolve the situation by correspondence - usually a refund is then made. If the situation cannot be resolved in this way, you can apply to the zrzutka.pl staff for access to the exhibitor's sensitive data in order to take legal action.

If the bidder does not pay the winning bid within 24 hours after the end of the auction, you can contact the buyer.

You will find the details of all buyers under "My bids/auctions" -> "Listings" -> "Sold auctions awaiting payment".

You can contact the buyer by email and ask about the reason for the delayed payment. However, if the situation cannot be resolved, as the auctioneer we have three options after clicking "Report":

1. You can cancel the auction without selecting a winner. You can then re-issue such a bidding process.
   
   

   

   
   
2. You can pass on the opportunity to pay the winning bid to the person with the next highest bid in a row. Simply confirm your selection and all email notifications to the next winner will be sent automatically
   
   

   

   
   
3. If the notification concerns another matter, you can write a message to the service department.
   
   

   

With posts, you can provide specific informationto people who have supported your droplet (by selecting a particular offer/auction) - for example: access codes or links to your content - e.g. photos or videos, access to the training courses you run, passwords to the premium content you offer and more. Posts are assigned to the bids/auctions in question - you must add at least one bid/auction to your dropbox for the ability to add posts to be active. Read more about posts to bids/auctions - posts to bids/auctions on zrzutka.co.uk

We are committed to the highest safety standards. Find out more at https://zrzutka.pl/bezpieczenstwo/.

Zrzutka.pl, acting as a National Payment Institution, is obliged to verify its customers.

Once you have set up your airdrop, it is necessary to complete the identification form found in the "Account Verification" tab. Once completed, the acceptance of contributions to your droplet will be active for 30 days. During this time, it is necessary to verify the data provided in the form by bank transfer and to send scans/photos of documents confirming your identity.

Thanks to these procedures, we know exactly who is collecting money on zrzutka.pl and we can take care of the right level of security.

Zrzutka.pl verifies the identity of all Organisers. In addition, in situations defined by our regulations (for example, when the fundraising thresholds are exceeded or when we receive applications for a particular droplet), we also verify the truthfulness of the purpose indicated in the description of the droplet, asking the Organizer to send us the relevant documents. In case we have doubts whether the funds from an ongoing or already completed droplet have been used in accordance with the Organiser's declarations, we can also check how they have been spent by asking, for example, for transfer receipts, invoices or receipts. If you have any doubts or concerns about a particular collection, please contact the Organiser to confirm its reliability. You can also make a submission to the Dropbox, which will be analysed by our staff.

For more information about verification on Zrzutka.co.uk, please visit: https://zrzutka.pl/blog/262/jak-wyglada-weryfikacja-na-zrzutka-pl

If you spot a suspicious airdrop on our portal - which looks like a scam, you suspect someone might be impersonating someone else, or the purpose of the airdrop is illegal, be sure to report it to us using the "report abuse" button. All such reports are analysed by our staff. It has happened more than once that it was this way that we obtained the first information leading to the detection of fraud attempts on our portal, which we always report to the relevant law enforcement authorities.

Find out what situations need to be reported - when to report a suspicious airdrop

To report the abuse of a particular droplet, simply click on "...More" -> "Report abuse" (you must be logged in to perform this action):

Then complete the content of the report, enter the phone number and agree to the processing of the data and click on the "Report abuse" button:

Finally, simply validate the information you have entered:

Each organiser's profile on zrzutka.co.uk shows how the profile has been verified. The profile can be shown as unverified or verified only by a transfer. The most reliable profiles are those verified by both a verification transfer and the organisation's identity card/documents. If you want to know more - read this article.

One of the basic points of the airdrop.co.uk terms and conditions is that it is forbidden to conduct airdrops for an illegal purpose. But what exactly does this mean? In this article, we have decided to cite some of the most common situations in which users of our portal tried to set up airdrops for a purpose that was prohibited by the current law - read the article.

This article is dedicated to the safe use of zrzutka.pl. Find out that using zrzutka.pl safely is not difficult at all - in this article you will find everything you need!

Yes. As of 18 July 2014, online account collections do not fall under the Public Collections Act. You can find out more from: https://zrzutka.pl/blog/8/nowe-moliwoci-zbierania-pienidzy-od-18-vii-2014.

The user may, at any time, block the installation of cookies, delete permanent cookies or otherwise modify the conditions for storing or receiving cookies, using the relevant options of their Internet browser, e.g:

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Persons over the age of 13 can run the drop-off. However, in this case it will be necessary to send a signed consent from a parent/legal guardian and a photo/scan of their identity document to verify the account .

At the outset, it is worth noting that the change can only be made to another account of the same person/entity.

Providing an account number for withdrawals is an extremely important step in the process of using the Zrzutka.pl platform. It is a key element in ensuring the security of the funds collected. Therefore, while maintaining special security measures, the process of changing your withdrawal account number is only possible by making a transfer from your new bank account. This procedure is necessary to ensure that the change is made by the account holder and not a third party.

To change the withdrawal account number assigned to your profile:

• Contact us using the contact form to inform us that you have started the process of changing your withdrawal account number.
  
• Make a simple, traditional bank transfer for the amount of PLN 1 in the title writing "change of verification" from your new bank account with which you want to verify your profile. The individual account number to which you need to transfer your disbursement can be found under "My disbursements".
  
• Important! The new account should be set up with the same personal details as the old account. Remember that the verification change transfer should be made from an account maintained by a bank based in the Republic of Poland.
  
• When the transfer is credited to your dropbox bank account, send us a message with a confirmation of the transfer and a request to change your account number.

We are aware that the change process can be time-consuming, but we assure you that we are taking care of your safety and the security of the funds collected in this way.

If you have any questions or concerns, we are here to help you. Contact us via the contact us tab and our specialists will be happy to assist you.

According to our regulations, it is not possible to change the organiser to another person or organisation.

It is also not possible to change the organiser's data - the data must be consistent with the data from the form, verification transfer and identity document.

However, in exceptional cases (e.g. change of surname) it is possible to correct profile data - please contact our customer service department for this.

To change your email address, please make a simple traditional bank transfer from your currently verified bank account (in the amount of £1), to your dropbox. In the title of the transfer, please write "change email to ..."- in place of the dots, please write your new email address (unregistered on zrzutka.pl). When the transfer is credited to your airdrop, please let us know, along with a link to your airdrop. We will make a change of address.

The individual bank account number of the airdrop can be found by going to "My airdrops".

When logging in, use the "I don't remember my password" option. Then click on the link you will receive in your email inbox. The link will redirect you to a form on zrzutka.co.uk where you will need to enter your new account password.

Make sure that the email that arrived in your inbox was sent from the address [email protected].

You can receive notifications to your email address regarding new contributions, comments, news, and the end of the droplet. To enable notifications, click the "Watch" button on the page of the droplet you are interested in and tick the relevant checkboxes.

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Our public API is available at https://zrzutka.pl/api/v1/public/doc. If you would like access, please send a request via the form in the contact section.

Support will allocate a dedicated `access_token` after reviewing the request and the intended use of the API.

If you have any suggestions/new endpoints, please send us a message. At the same time, we would like to warn you that endpoints supporting key functions such as:

• user login/registration/ password reset
• deposit
• withdrawal of funds
• user verification
• premium purchase
• checking the balance to be withdrawn

are not available to the public and can only be made available to third parties who offer various services based on access to bank accounts, e.g. data aggregation or personal finance management. These can only include banks, payment institutions or other providers that are appropriately licensed for this type of service (this is due to regulations in Payment Services Directive 2, an EU directive that introduces a single payment market in EU countries).

Click on the profile icon visible in the top right corner of the page and select "Switch to English".

When you switch to English, the page will automatically display the description of the droplet in English (as long as an English version has been added by the droplet organiser).

If you want to provide a link leading directly to the English-language version of the portal, just add in the /en/ link between "zrzutka.pl" and your airdrop ID.

An account can be deleted by going to "Settings" and then the "Profile settings" tab. Slightly below this is the button for deleting the account:

In order to change your email address, please make a simple traditional transfer from your currently verified bank account (in the amount of PLN 1), to your dropbox, in the title of the transfer writing "change email to ..." - in place of the dots, please write your new email address (unregistered on zrzutka.pl). When the transfer is credited to the dropbox, please email us at [email protected] - we will change the email address on your profile.

Your individual bank account number for the airdrop can be found by going to "My airdrops".

If you would like to unsubscribe from the newsletter, or opt out of receiving notifications about a specific drop, click on the link in the footer of the email.

If you wish to withdraw your consent to push notifications, look for this option in your browser settings.

It's easy! Check out the blog article presenting the general rules or the dedicated (especially for patrons) guide to a patronised droplet.

In the case of a patronised droplet, the organiser sets up the droplet and is responsible for running it, but the funds paid into the droplet go directly to the patron organisation for whose benefit the collection is being run. If the droplet has been patronised, the name and logo of the patron can be found under the main photo of the droplet.

Also watch this short video - learn about all types of drop-offs and choose the best one for you!

All you need to do is go to zrzutka.co.uk/patronised and click 'set up a patronised droplet' and our system will guide you step-by-step - you'll add a title, photo and description of your droplet, as well as choose the organisation you want to raise funds for. Once the patron approves your droplet, you will be able to start accepting donations for the droplet.

If you're looking for step-by-step instructions, see our guide to organising patron drop-offs.

To add your organisation, register on zrzutka.co.uk, verify your profile and complete the application form available for verified organisations in your account settings ('Become a patron' tab). Here you will find a guide to patronised airdrops.

It's easy! Check out the blog article presenting the general rules or the dedicated (especially for organisers) guide to the recurring airdrop.

Therecurring dropshot, in addition to a single donation, allows you to support the organiser on a regular monthly basis. It is also slightly different in appearance - the amount of funds raised is visualised as a progress wheel and the amounts are given in two versions - total and monthly. The 'Donate' button has also been replaced here by a 'Support' button.

Also watch this short video - find out about all types of drops and choose the best one for you!

You can read about what cyclical airdrops are and how they work on our blog Zrzutka.co.uk presents 'cyclical airdrops'.

Now organisers can also encourage cyclical donations by adding a list of personalised benefits a donor can get by giving cyclical support to you or your organisation. It's also a great place to write about why a monthly donation is so important - find out more.

A recurring payment works in a similar way to a standing order at your bank. By selecting the cyclical support option, you set an amount that will be automatically debited from your card each month and transferred to the account of the selected airdrop.

As a logged-in user, you can transfer such fixed support to those airdrops that are cyclical airdrops. You can deactivate automatic donations at any time in the settings in your user profile.

If there is not enough money in your account on the day of payment, the system will make a repeated attempt to transfer funds for 3 consecutive days. If there is not a sufficient amount in your account during this time, the system will not attempt to make the payment again until the following month.

If you no longer wish to support a particular droplet, the option to cancel support can be found in your account settings (tab "Recurring payments" → "...More" next to the selected payment → "Disable").

The recurring drop is a solution for anyone who has something to offer their audience - in a subscription model, of course. It is also a place for Supporters who, by contributing to interesting projects, can receive unique rewards!

Periodic drops are most often used by online creators, i.e. youtubers, bloggers, streamers, musicians, podcasters or photographers. Supporters pay monthly sums into the account of the Organisers, who get the opportunity to develop their passions and talents, while Supporters get great rewards and satisfaction from supporting interesting projects! You use the recurring dropbox for free - we do not charge any fees or commissions.

Setting up a recurring airdrop is just as easy as setting up a regular airdrop. You can do it at zrzutka.co.uk/recurring. When you click 'set up a recurring airdrop', our system will guide you step by step - you'll add a title, photo and description of the airdrop. You can also offer unique rewards to contributors . In just a few minutes, your droplet will be ready to share and accept recurring contributions!

To change the card plugged into a recurring payment, go to the "Settings" tab and then select "Recurring payments" and "More":

Then select "Disable" and after disabling the payment - add it from scratch with the current card details, from the dropdown deposit view position.

With deposit cards, you will accept payment for any goods and services, as well as easily settle small debts with friends - so it is a solution for both businesses and individuals. See video.

The payment card works like a mini-terminal - simply hold your phone to it and a selection of convenient payment methods (including Blik) will appear on its screen. Important - the phone must have NFC enabled (if this option is not available, then scanning the QR code from the card will be required). Once the amount has been selected and the payment has been processed, the deposit cardholder receives the payment (usually in less than a minute) into the balance of his or her linked dropbox (each deposit card must be linked to a dropbox, acting as an electronic purse for the card). See video.

Deposits through your card are accepted for FREE - we do not take commission on amounts accepted. The cost of purchasing the card is only 29,94 PLN (plus shipping costs). For this price you get up to 6 months of card activity for free! Then (after the free 6 months) each additional 30 days of card activity costs PLN 4,99. This charge will be taken from the balance of the drop box associated with the card.

It is very simple. Firstly, you can deactivate your subscription at any time in the card settings:

Once you have cancelled your subscription, the card will remain active until the day it was paid for, and thereafter its activity will not be extended (no more card subscription fees will be charged from the drop box associated with the card). Secondly, you can withdraw all the funds from the drop associated with the card. In this case, the attempt to charge the £4.99 fee will fail and the card and subscription will be deactivated on the day of the unsuccessful renewal.

Of course! Go into your card settings and simply activate your subscription:

When you activate your subscription (if your card is also deactivated due to non-payment), it will also be possible to activate your card immediately by charging £4.99 from your dropbox balance or paying by instant transfer (supported by PayU).

No. Only bank or SKOK accounts may be added to the so-called 'VAT white list'. Only bank or SKOK accounts can be added to the so-called 'VAT white list'. This is due to the integration of the banking system with STIR, i.e. the system through which the National Tax Administration can monitor transactions on a given account on an ongoing basis. Payment accounts other than bank accounts and those operated by SKOKs do not have such integration. This does not mean that such an account cannot be used in business - you can freely accept payments to it from all consumers, as well as payments from companies, as long as they do not exceed a single payment amount of PLN 15,000. Only accepting higher corporate payments could entail certain inconveniences for your counterparty, about which see in more detail in the section , "Can I accept all corporate payments on my dropbox?".

Of course! And in many ways. In addition to raising funds for various projects or charitable causes, on zrzutka.pl companies can also collect cashless payments from their customers free of charge. However, we recommend using the service primarily for businesses providing services and solutions to private individuals and accepting payments below the amount of PLN 15,000. These limitations are due to the impossibility of integrating your 'droplet' virtual payment account with STIR, which you will learn more about below (see more under Can I add a droplet account to the so-called 'white list') . VAT white list").

Setting up a company account on Zrzutka.pl is very simple - during the registration process you need to check the box "I am setting up an account as a company/organisation" and fill in the required data. Then in the compulsory account verification process you need to fill in the information: How to verify a company/organization account?

For the use of the Dropbox for business purposes, it is advisable to properly prepare it for this in advance. To do this, we recommend that you:

A dropdown prepared in this way will protect the data of your customers and donors.

Setting up an account and any number of separate airdrops is free! In addition, all operations on the virtual payment account (on your airdrop) are done at no cost - including: deposits from customers and withdrawals to your business account. The airdrop functionality is and will always remain free of charge - in return, we provide the opportunity for your customers to make a voluntary donation for our further development.

Entrepreneurs can accept cashless payments through Zrzutka.co.uk for any service or product offered as part of their business. Whether it's paying for a training session with a personal trainer, repairing a leaking tap or paying for a cake ordered for a wedding.

Zrzutka.pl makes it possible to accept cashless donations anywhere an internet connection is available. Already more than 80% of the Polish population use smartphones with access to the LTE network, thanks to which they are able to make a donation basically regardless of where they are. To further speed up and facilitate the payment process, we have prepared the possibility of generating posters (in pdf form) with a QR code and Deposit Cards that allow you to share your drop in the most convenient way, which you can always have with you.

You can use a virtual dropshipping account to accept deposits from your customers as part of your business. Please note, however, that the virtual drop account only allows withdrawals to a verified bank account that will be assigned to your user profile. You will not, for example, be able to make transfers directly to your contractors from it. You will also not be able to add the virtual dropshipping account to the so-called 'VAT white list' (the so-called 'VAT white list'). You will also not be able to add the virtual payment account to the so-called 'VAT white list' (see more in the section 'Can I add a dropbox account to the so-called 'VAT white list'? VAT white list?"). For this reason, setting up a company profile on Zrzutka.co.uk and the accounts for each of the Zrzutka related to your business should not replace the need to set up a company account with a bank. We suggest that you use a separate bank account for your business, which you will assign to your profile on Zrzutka.co.uk and to which you will then make withdrawals from your company-based Drops (e.g. where you offer certain services or goods).

As a general rule - you can accept any type of payment in any amount on the dropbox. In principle, you can accept any type of payment for any amount. However, due to the fact that the Virtual Scrap Account will not be disclosed on the so-called 'VAT white list', it may be problematic to accept payments from contractors (companies) to it in the event that such a payment were to exceed the amount of PLN 15,000. If your counterparty paid such an amount into the account and you did not pay VAT, he would be jointly responsible for your tax liability. Additionally, he would not be able to include such a payment as an expense in his business activity. However, he could avoid these consequences by reporting such a payment to the tax office within seven days of making it. Making corporate payments in excess of PLN 15,000 to accounts outside of the so-called "white list" is not considered an expense. Therefore, making company payments in excess of PLN 15,000 to accounts outside the so-called 'white list' is not prohibited, but due to the related possible inconvenience for your counterparty, we recommend accepting them directly to the bank account maintained for your business and reported to the 'white list'.