# Turning DAFpay On With Givebutter

- Canonical: https://givechariot.com/resources/fundraising-platforms/turning-dafpay-on-with-givebutter
- Published: 2026-06-05

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Chariot is the payments platform built for Donor Advised Fund \(DAF\) giving. Our flagship product, DAFpay, lets donors give with their DAF in just 3 clicks, directly on your site. It’s live on over 60,000 donation forms, including the American Cancer Society, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and the University of Pennsylvania.

If your nonprofit uses Givebutter for your fundraising pages, you can turn on DAFpay\! To do so, follow these steps:

**Step 1 — Claim your Chariot Deposit Account \(recommended\)\***

1. Go to [dashboard.givechariot.com/signup](http://dashboard.givechariot.com/signup)
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  1. See our Onboarding Guide \([https://help.givechariot.com/onboarding/onboarding\-guide](https://help.givechariot.com/onboarding/onboarding-guide)\) to walk you through the account set\-up.
3. With your Chariot Deposit Account, all DAFpay gifts will arrive according to the DAF provider’s standard timeline and delivery process.

**Step 2 — Enable DAFpay in Givebutter**

1. Log in to your Givebutter account.
2. Go to **Settings → Account tab.**
3. Scroll down to **Payment methods.**
4. Click **Enable** next to the **Donor Advised Fund** option.
5. DAFpay is now live on all your Givebutter campaigns \(one\-time donations only\).

Questions? Reach out to Givebutter at [support@givebutter.com](mailto:support@givebutter.com) or Chariot at [support@givechariot.com](mailto:support@givechariot.com).

\**Chariot is a financial technology company, not a bank. Chariot Deposit Accounts are a Demand Deposit Account provided by Column N.A., Member FDIC. The Chariot Deposit Account is required to access Disbursements or Gift Processing. FDIC deposit insurance covers the failure of an insured depository institution. While Chariot is not an FDIC\-insured depository institution, deposits in Chariot Deposit Accounts are eligible for FDIC insurance up to $250,000 per depositor, for each insurable capacity in which the account is held.*