Your masjid's best Ramadan starts at the door.
Fewer people carry cash. Everyone carries a phone. Put a giving kiosk by the exit, and your community can tap Zakat or Sadaqah on the way out of Taraweeh.
Pick a fund. Tap. Done.
Ten seconds at the kiosk, and they are out the door. Nobody waits behind them.
- Pick Zakat, Sadaqah, the building fund or general
- Tap an amount, or type any amount
- Tap a phone or card, or insert a chip card
- Get a receipt by email
Islamic Center of Rowlett put giving in one place. Then the kiosks went in.
ICR moved online giving and donor records to OpenFundraise, started Jumu'ah emails, and put TV giving kiosks in the masjid. Gifts now come in every day of the week, not just Friday.
Built for the last ten nights.
Ramadan is when your community gives the most, and the crowd leaves all at once. Get ready before the first night.
- A kiosk at each exit, so the crowd after Taraweeh gives on the way out
- Zakat al-Fitr as its own fund, with its own total before Eid prayer
- Change the screen for the last ten nights or Eid from a browser, no ladder needed
- Donors who give in Ramadan can tick monthly and keep giving after Eid
Made for the treasurer, too.
Zakat stays Zakat
Donors pick the fund on screen and can tick "This gift is Zakat." It never lands in a general box.
Tap, insert or swipe
Apple Pay, Google Pay and contactless cards tap. Chip cards insert at the reader's edge.
Monthly with one tick
Any gift can become monthly. The receipt has a link to manage or cancel.
Donors cover the fee
One checkbox adds the card fee to the gift, so the masjid gets the full amount.
Nobody gets charged twice
If a tap is cut off, the kiosk checks that payment before taking another one.
One report for the board
Kiosk and online gifts land in one dashboard. Filter by fund, export a CSV.
A big screen at eye level. The reader at hand height.
A landscape giving screen on a floor stand, with a card reader on its edge. Move it to the main exit for Ramadan and back after Eid. At the front desk, the same app runs on a countertop card reader.
Masjid donation kiosk questions.
When should a masjid set up a donation kiosk for Ramadan?
Ramadan 2027 starts in February. Set up a few weeks before, so you can run the kiosk through a couple of Jumu'ahs, fix the fund list, and go into the first night with no surprises.
What does a donor need to give at the kiosk?
A card or a phone. Apple Pay, Google Pay and contactless cards tap, and chip cards insert. No app, account or form.
Can the kiosk keep Zakat separate from Sadaqah?
Yes. Each fund on the screen is a fund in your dashboard, and donors can also mark a gift as Zakat. Every gift is recorded against the fund the donor chose.
What hardware is in the kiosk?
A landscape giving screen on a floor stand, with a card reader mounted on its edge. For a front desk, the same giving app runs on a countertop card reader.
What happens if the masjid Wi-Fi drops?
Card payments need a connection. The screen tells donors giving is paused and comes back on its own when the connection returns, so place the kiosk where the Wi-Fi is strong.
How much does a masjid donation kiosk cost?
It depends on how many kiosks you need and where they go. On a 30-minute call we plan the setup with you and give you hardware and fee pricing.
More for your masjid.
Get your kiosks in before the first night.
- We set up Zakat, Sadaqah, Zakat al-Fitr and your building fund.
- We plan where each kiosk goes for Taraweeh and Eid.
- You test it on a few Jumu'ahs before Ramadan.
A 30-minute call. We plan your funds and where the kiosks go.