Colombia’s largest crowdfunding platform
A decade of operation and hundreds of thousands of donations processed, with the payout rails, KYC and tax reporting that come with being a real operator.
Most crypto giving stops at the wallet. Vaki closes the last mile — from an on-chain USD₮ deposit to pesos in a verified Colombian bank account, with every step publicly checkable.
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You can verify the first step before we even see it, and we publish the rest.
Straight to Vaki’s treasury wallet. The transaction is public the second it confirms — you can verify it before we even see it.
The sending address is screened before the funds are applied, and the deposit is recorded against the campaign at the exchange rate stamped at confirmation time.
Your donation is already confirmed and visible on-chain at this point, and shows on the campaign as converting. Cobre — Vaki’s regulated Colombian payments partner — settles the peso conversion, usually in minutes.
Once the conversion settles, the donation counts in the campaign’s pot in pesos and is paid out to the verified beneficiary under the same rules as every other donation on Vaki.
A decade of operation and hundreds of thousands of donations processed, with the payout rails, KYC and tax reporting that come with being a real operator.
Conversion runs through Cobre, our licensed Colombian payments partner, on the same rails that already settle our card and bank-transfer volume.
Every campaign that receives a payout has a verified owner and a verified bank account. Funds do not leave Vaki to an unchecked destination.
On-chain deposits are reconciled against the campaign ledger and the bank statement. Discrepancies are flagged, not smoothed over.
Your donation gets its own address, so it can be attributed to this campaign — and to you, if you want it to be. Vaki holds what arrives and answers for getting it to the campaign in pesos.
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The deposit contracts are not live on chain, so we will not hand out an address we cannot act on today. The rest of this page is real: the treasury, the campaign totals and the evidence below are all live.
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This address accepts USD₮ on the networks marked live above. Sending on any other network, or sending a different token, may result in permanent loss. Whatever the amount, send a small test first and confirm it arrives.
After the August earthquake, this campaign is rebuilding schools in Chocó so children have somewhere to learn while their towns come back. Every peso raised goes to Fundación Emprender, the verified beneficiary.
Beneficiary Fundación Emprender
View the campaign on VakiThree views of the same campaign: what arrives on-chain, what actually counts as a donation in pesos, and what leaves for the beneficiary. None of it is typed by us.
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Every donation counted on this campaign, whatever rail it came through — card, PSE, Bre-B, PayPal or USD₮. A USD₮ donation appears here the moment it confirms on-chain, marked as converting, and flips to “in the pot” once the peso conversion settles. Donor identities are never published: this view cannot see them.
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What the creator has taken out, and where each payout stands. Published so anyone funding this campaign can ask the creator to account for how the money was used.
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USD₮ on Polygon and Ethereum. Tron is not available yet. We add a network only after Vaki’s treasury is live there and a test deposit has been moved end to end — never before.
Vaki does, in a treasury wallet under multi-party control — and Vaki is accountable for the money reaching the campaign in pesos. You do not have to take that on trust: every movement in and out of the address above is public on-chain, and the Proof section shows the peso donations and the payouts that follow.
Attribution happens on Vaki’s side, before conversion: the deposit is recorded as a payment against the campaign with the transaction hash as its gateway identifier, so the on-chain record and our ledger reconcile one to one.
The rate is stamped at the moment the deposit confirms, so the peso amount credited to the campaign is fixed then and does not drift with the market while conversion settles.
No. A stablecoin transfer cannot be reversed by anyone, including us — that is a property of the rail, not a policy choice. Send a small test first if you want to be sure before committing an amount that matters.
Nothing. The address is the same, the conversion is the same, and the Proof section above is the same record — which is the point: an institution does not need a private arrangement to verify where its money went, because everything a private arrangement would tell you is already public.