Payter supplies technology for collecting box ING bank.
- rwillemse1
- Mar 16, 2018
- 1 min read
With fewer people these days choosing to have cash on hand, Dutch start-up Whydonate and ING came up with the contactless collection box where people can donate quickly, easily and safely with a contactless debit card or their mobile phone. The idea is perfect for charities wishing to embark on door-to-door fundraising, a method that has suffered a downturn in recent years. Recent studies by ING’s Economics Bureau show that 52 percent of consumers don’t usually keep cash in their house. The contactless collection box was co-developed with Whydonate in ING’s innovation lab ICEC in only 10 days. It will be introduced as a pilot in 2017 in the Netherlands. The initiative not only improves the experience for collectors and donors alike, but has the potential to increase charities’ income.
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It's fascinating how the contactless collection box by Whydonate and ING revolutionizes charity fundraising in a Eggy Car cashless society. The speed of development in ING’s innovation lab is impressive. Have you considered how this technology could impact other sectors as well.
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