According to Silicon Canals, Amsterdam-based Fintech Kinder has secured an investment of 500,000 euros and possibly made an official announcement soon.
Fintech may also have raised more capital, however, some investors would possibly have been held back due to demanding economic situations and uncertainty created through COVID-19 (according to sources).
Based in the Netherlands, Kinder is a generation startup that aims to offer a Tinder-style app for charities. The company will also offer a platform that serves as a quality brand, wisdom platform and generation stack for charities.
The Kinder says:
“We are here to shake up the complex global world of charitable donations. We need to repair acceptance as true in the charity by making donations easier, more effective and more rewarding, ultimately encouraging charities to improve their performance.
They argue that accepting how true in the charity sector has been “broken.” In recent years, many scandals have shaken the charitable sector and now others are also frustrated by expensive and boring donor recruitment strategies, Says Kinder’s team. They point out that the acceptance of other people as true in charities has declined considerably
Fintech says it is the first organization to address the wishes and considerations of others who need to donate to smart causes. The company says it thoroughly monitors the functionality of charities and that donors “will act on the world’s problems.”
Kinder’s team would paint with Erasmus and Duke University and be encouraged through the “effective altruism” movement. Researchers working at Kinder have created an audit framework that university academics can use to assess the functionality of charities, adding their transparency, effectiveness and accountability.
Kinder’s team says this data is used to inform potential donors. It is also shared with charities so that they can perform.
The corporation has also created Kinder World, a platform to succeed in the general public with motivating or inspiring articles about the “needs of the world.”
The Kinder notes:
“We’re going to tell you stories that show obstacles, answers, and what you can do to fix them. You’ll be surprised to see the enormous effect you can have on your life without delay and that of others. “
Added:
“Our developers create smart donation teams that use the effects of the study team to provide you with a seamless donation experience. We will allow you to manage your “donation portfolio” to track your money, notice the reasons and maximize its impact.”
Kinder recently partnered with Rabobank Charity Management for his COVID-19 appeal, which allows philanthropists to donate to a general cause of a single organization.