Setup status: Payment buttons remain disabled until the campaign bank account, committee information, treasurer review, Namecheap database connection, fulfillment terms, and processor production approval are complete.
Available after PayPal approval
PayPalPrimary wallet integration already coded.
Debit and credit cardsMay appear through eligible PayPal Checkout or a campaign processor.
VenmoPotential U.S. wallet option after merchant eligibility.
Apple PayPotential mobile checkout after onboarding and domain approval.
Google PayPotential browser and Android checkout after onboarding.
ACH / bank draftPlanned through a campaign-focused processor after signup.
Actual methods depend on processor approval, device, browser, campaign-compliance settings, and account eligibility.
Methods planned for later signup
A campaign-focused platform can combine cards, ACH, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal on one form. The campaign should compare fees, data exports, recurring-contribution controls, refund tools, fraud screening, FEC reporting support and ownership of supporter data before signing.
CardsACH / bank draftPayPalVenmoApple PayGoogle PayRecurring contributionsChecks by mail
Not enabled: Cryptocurrency and anonymous online payments are not included in this release. They create additional source, valuation, identity and recordkeeping issues that require separate legal and treasurer review.
Why payment cannot bypass the campaign form
The campaign must screen prohibited sources, monitor applicable limits, preserve contribution records, collect contributor information when required, maintain separation from personal funds and provide a clear committee disclaimer. Campaign merchandise purchases also count as contributions in the full amount paid.