Stream donations for Greek creators, in euro

Donations for a Greek speaking community

Greek streamers usually talk to their chat in Greek, and that community reaches well beyond Greece: viewers in Cyprus and Greek speakers living in Germany, the UK, Australia or the US often tune in too. A donation page has to work for all of them, with familiar ways to pay and amounts that make sense.

DonoLink runs your page in euro, Greece's currency since 2001. A viewer in Thessaloniki, Limassol or Melbourne can tip you with a card or phone wallet, and you always receive euro in your own bank account. No conversion on your side and no odd currencies on your page.

You can write your alerts in Greek, so a donation on stream reads like a natural thank you from you, not a translated template.

How Greek donors can pay, and what is not offered

Cards are everyday payment tools in Greece, and many people pay with their phone in shops. DonoLink supports Visa and Mastercard plus Apple Pay and Google Pay on every page. For Greece, Revolut Pay is switched on by default as the local extra; it appears for donors once Stripe has activated it on your account.

To be clear about what you will not find: the Greek instant bank transfer system that some people use to send money from their bank app is not offered on DonoLink, because Stripe does not support it. Your donors can use a card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Revolut Pay instead, which covers almost everyone with a Greek bank card or smartphone. PayPal is coming soon.

If you have a large audience in another euro country, you can switch on extra euro methods Stripe supports in your settings, up to six per page.

• Visa and Mastercard from Greek and foreign banks
• Apple Pay and Google Pay
• Revolut Pay as the local extra
• No donor account needed

Alerts, overlays and a chat bot

Your DonoLink page comes with OBS overlays: alerts, a donation goal, recent donations and a leaderboard. Customise fonts, colours, sounds and text, add text to speech for messages, and filter out swear words or links.

Linky, the DonoLink chat bot, can post your donation link in your Twitch or YouTube chat. Everything is set up from your dashboard, no coding needed.

Fees and getting paid

DonoLink charges 3.5% per successful donation. No subscription and no setup fee. Stripe charges its own processing costs on your account, which depend on the method, so check your Stripe dashboard. Donors can choose to cover the DonoLink fee themselves.

Payouts go via Stripe Connect to your own bank account after you verify your identity once. Refunds and disputes are handled by Stripe on your account.

DonoLink next to other tools

Greek streamers also use Streamlabs or StreamElements tipping, Ko-fi, or a PayPal.me link. Check their prices and payment options on their own sites before you decide. DonoLink keeps it focused: euro, cards and wallets, Revolut Pay, and alerts that work out of the box.

Donations can be income. Look at the information from AADE, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue, or ask an adviser.

Frequently asked questions

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