At a glance
- Euro tips and euro payouts, no conversion
- Revolut Pay, cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay
- 3.5% DonoLink fee per successful donation
- Alerts and overlays with your own Lithuanian texts
Country guide
Stream donations in Lithuania, paid in euro
DonoLink is a European donation platform for streamers, available in Lithuania for creators on Twitch, YouTube, Kick and TikTok LIVE. Viewers tip you in euro with Revolut Pay, a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and your payouts go to your own bank account. The donation page is free, OBS alerts are included and there is no subscription.
Payments and payouts
- Payment methods: Card (Visa/Mastercard), Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut Pay
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Tax authority: VMI (State Tax Inspectorate)
Why Revolut Pay feels at home in Lithuania
Revolut's European bank, Revolut Bank UAB, holds its banking licence in Lithuania. That makes Revolut Pay a natural local extra on a Lithuanian donation page: if your viewers use Revolut, they can tip you with a couple of taps and confirm it in Revolut.
For Lithuania, Revolut Pay is switched on by default. It appears for donors once Stripe has activated it on your account, so you can offer it, but Stripe decides when it goes live. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are always available, so nobody is left out in the meantime.
Payment methods for Lithuanian donors, and what is not offered
Every DonoLink page supports Visa and Mastercard plus Apple Pay and Google Pay, next to Revolut Pay. Donors do not need an account: open your link, pick an amount, write a message and pay.
Bank-link payments, where a buyer picks their Lithuanian bank and logs in to approve the payment, are not offered on DonoLink. Stripe does not support them in the Baltics. Your donors use a card, a phone wallet or Revolut Pay instead.
Because you work in euro, you can add other euro methods Stripe supports in your settings, with a maximum of six per page. PayPal is coming soon; it is not available yet.
- Revolut Pay as the local extra
- Visa and Mastercard
- Apple Pay and Google Pay
- No donor account needed
Built for Lithuanian streams
Most Lithuanian streamers talk to their community in Lithuanian, and some have viewers abroad too. Those viewers can tip you with their card or wallet, and you still receive euro. Lithuania has used the euro since 2015, so your payouts arrive in your Lithuanian bank account without conversion.
You write your own alert texts in Lithuanian, choose fonts, colours and sounds, and use text to speech for messages. Filters for swear words and links keep the screen clean. Add alerts, a donation goal, recent donations and a leaderboard to OBS, and let Linky, the DonoLink chat bot, post your link in Twitch or YouTube chat.
Fees and payouts
DonoLink charges 3.5% per successful donation. No subscription and no setup fee. Stripe charges its own processing costs on your account; they vary by payment method, so check your Stripe dashboard. Donors can choose to cover the DonoLink fee.
You get paid through Stripe Connect to your own bank account after a one time identity check. Refunds and disputes are handled by Stripe on your account.
Comparing DonoLink with other tools
Lithuanian streamers also use Streamlabs or StreamElements tipping, Ko-fi or a PayPal.me link. Check their fees and payment options on their own websites. DonoLink's focus is euro payouts, Revolut Pay and wallets, and alerts that work straight away.
Donations can be income. Check the rules with VMI, the State Tax Inspectorate, or ask an adviser.
Frequently asked questions
Does DonoLink work in Lithuania?
Yes. Lithuanian streamers can set up a free donation page, take tips in euro and receive payouts via Stripe Connect.
Can donors pay with a bank link from their Lithuanian bank?
No. Bank-link payments are not offered. Donors can use Revolut Pay, a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Is Revolut Pay available in Lithuania?
It is on by default and appears once Stripe has activated it on your account.
Can Lithuanians living abroad donate?
Yes. They pay with a card or phone wallet, and you receive euro.
Is PayPal available?
Not yet. PayPal is coming soon.
Are donations taxable in Lithuania?
They can be income. Check the information from VMI or ask an adviser.