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# Accepting Donations
Creating a link to accept donations in Trybit.
**The donation page** is a permanent Trybit payment link that lets customers or followers send a donation of any amount they choose. The user follows the link, enters an amount, and pays the invoice on a secure payment page.
Suitable for collecting donations, tips, and arbitrary payments — without development and even without your own website.
### How it differs from a regular payment link
A payment link (see [Creating Payment Links](/payments/payment-links.md)) is created for a specific amount for a specific customer and has a limited lifespan. A donation link works differently:
* the payer enters the amount themselves each time — the link isn't tied to a specific amount;
* the link is permanent and has no expiration — it can be used an unlimited number of times;
* it's created not as a one-off invoice but as a separate project — with its own page, design, and description.
### How to create a donation link
1. In your dashboard, go to the projects section.
2. Add a new project and select the "Donations" type.
3. Once the project is created, a permanent, unique donation page link becomes available.
This link can be placed on your website, added to a "Support" button, posted on social media, or sent via messengers.
### Configuring the donation page
You can customize the page in the project settings — an avatar or logo, a description, and links to your resources or social media are available. Users see this information on the amount-entry page before paying.
You can also use branded payment buttons for accepting donations — examples and ready-made code are available in the [Trybit brand guide](https://brand.trybit.com/).
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