NuruPay / AME pilot
Give in faith.
See it in full.
Transparent giving for the church, beginning with an AME pilot connecting Houston and South Africa. A clearer path from every gift to the good it makes possible.
Accountability first. Philanthropy next. Giving is never investing.
One faith. A shared future.
Houston ↔ South Africa
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Funds go directly to the church
Project progress, visible to both congregations
Ministry-led. Accountability-built.
01 / The giving journey
A gift you can follow.
An impact you can share.
NuruPay connects giving, church stewardship, and public project updates in one transparent record.
Give your way
Choose a church and project. Planned card, bank, mobile, and licensed-partner stablecoin options make participation accessible. Fees are disclosed before giving.
The church receives it
Licensed payment partners send gifts to the church’s own account. Sponsors fund the technology, not a pool of donated money.
See the work move forward
Project dashboards bring together progress, photos, and treasurer-posted receipts. Church teams get reporting tools; district leaders get a rollup view.
NuruPay / Project ledger
Sample dataIllustrative sister-church project
A roof for gathering.
A sample roof fund showing how a congregation could follow a shared project.
R84,000 of R120,000
70%Demonstration only. These figures are not real donations or live project activity. No payment is collected here.
02 / The sister church bridge
Across an ocean.
Alongside each other.
The planned pilot begins with Wesley AME Church in Houston and three South African AME sister churches, connecting communities in the 15th and 19th Episcopal Districts. Congregations support specific projects and follow the same updates.
Wesley AME’s Senior Pastor is Rev. John F. White II. Approved church photography, a pastoral message, and confirmed pilot details will be published when supplied.
Apply as a sister churchOur roadmap
Phase 1 — Giving
AME pilot, digital gifts, and public project dashboards.
Phase 2 — Philanthropy
Impact Funds for scholarships, housing, feeding programs, and community projects. Public outcome reports. Coming soon.
Phase 3 — Expansion
More AME districts, then other denominations and faith-based nonprofits.
English first; isiZulu, Sesotho, Setswana, isiXhosa, and Afrikaans are planned.
03 / Sustainable stewardship
Clear fees. No surprises.
Small churches receive a free technology license during the pilot. A proposed 1.5–2.5% gift-processing fee is subject to partner confirmation; the actual fee must be disclosed on each giving page. Paid church-license tiers and sponsored sister-church partnerships will support platform operations.
Any plans displayed below are subject to confirmation for the NuruPay pilot. Final church pricing and payment-partner fees will be agreed before onboarding.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Trust begins with clarity.
The essentials for churches and givers.
Give in the light.
Let’s build a more
visible culture of giving.
Bring your church into the pilot conversation. Rooted in Ubuntu: I am because we are.