Blink Donate Button

Accept Bitcoin donations on any website with a copy-paste snippet. No server, no node, no code skills. Supporters pay with any Lightning wallet and the sats land in your Blink account instantly.

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Background

Donations without the friction

Background

Accepting Lightning donations used to mean running a server or knowing someone who does. Too big an ask for a blogger or a small project, so most creators fell back on platforms that take a cut and can close their account. The Donate Button removes the wall: one snippet, any website, done.

One snippet, any website

Donate Button

The Donate Button ties your website to your Blink account. Generate it with your Blink username, paste the snippet, and you are live.

Copy, paste, receive: No server, no node, no liquidity to manage. If you can edit HTML, you can accept Bitcoin donations.
Direct and final: Sats go straight from your supporter's wallet to yours. No middleman, no cut, no chargebacks.
Stable value with Dollar Balance: Set your default to Dollar Balance and donations hold their USD value from the moment they arrive. Prefer sats? Keep Bitcoin Balance.
Independent by design: No ad networks, no selling your readers' data, no platform that can switch you off. Your audience funds you directly.

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3 clicks to say thanks

For your supporters

Click, pick an amount, scan with any Lightning wallet. No signup, no card form, no email. And because Lightning fees are near zero, even a few cents for a good blog post makes sense. Small donations add up.

Live in few minutes

How-to

Get Blink: Download the app and create an account.
Generate: Create your button with your Blink username.
Paste: Add the snippet to your website's HTML where the button should appear.
Receive: Donations land in your Blink wallet instantly, with a notification on your phone.

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Bitcoin in real life

Who uses it

Independent publishers who cannot rely on ad revenue fund their work through direct reader donations. Bitcoin educators add it to personal sites in minutes. At 1stbitcoinminer.com, Alex Valls features the Blink Donate Button prominently among his donation options. We use it on the Blink blog ourselves.

If you publish anything online, the Donate Button turns readers into funding.