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Ticket money, straight to your account

Your participants pay online, the way people pay where you are, and the money goes to your organisation's account. GoTombola never touches it. The console shows you what is connected, what is missing, and how to fix it yourself.

Accepted payment methods on a phone: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, each with its switch.
  • Your money, your accountPayments go to your organisation's payment account, not to ours.
  • Your country's ways to payCard and local payment methods, depending on the account you connect.
  • Nothing hiddenEach account shows its state, and a campaign with no payment method is flagged.

“How do I get the money?”

It is the question we are asked most. Which payment service to choose, how to connect it, when does the money arrive, and why can't a parent manage to pay? Until now, you often had to write to support to find out, and wait for the answer.

In the console, getting paid is organised by payment method: what your participants can use, and your organisation's accounts with their state. Connected, verification to finish, to reconnect: you see it at once, and most of the steps are done without us.

What you used to ask support for is now a screen

Money questions now have their answer under “Payments”.

  • What you asked“Which payment methods can my participants use?”

    Now, in the console“Accepted payment methods” shows them, your country's first.

  • What you asked“Is my account properly connected?”

    Now, in the console“Your payment accounts” shows each one's state, and what is left to do.

  • What you asked“Can you reconnect our account?”

    Now, in the consoleYou open, verify or reconnect the account from the console.

  • What you asked“Some families pay cash, how do I count them?”

    Now, in the consolePre-orders paid on the spot are marked “paid”; the tickets are then created and sent.

Everything around your campaign's money

Payment services, methods by country, paying on the spot and what your campaign costs.

The organisation’s payment accounts (HelloAsso, Stripe), connected once, switched on campaign by campaign.

Get paid with HelloAsso

An association established in France connects its HelloAsso account; its participants pay on the HelloAsso page and the money goes to the association's account.

Managing the Stripe account from the console: its state and what it can collect.

Get paid with Stripe

Your organisation opens or connects its own Stripe account; your participants pay by card and with the methods switched on in your account, and the money is paid to you directly.

What each payment service collected for the campaign: HelloAsso, Stripe, SumUp.

Get paid with SumUp

Connect your SumUp account; your participants pay by card on the SumUp page.

Adding PayPal: the payment service to connect so participants pay with their PayPal account.

Pay with PayPal

Your participants pay with their PayPal account once you have added your organisation's PayPal business account.

The other payment methods, for participants from elsewhere: Bancontact, iDEAL, TWINT, MB WAY…

MB WAY and Multibanco in Portugal

In Portugal, your participants can pay with MB WAY or Multibanco, through your organisation's Stripe account, when you switch them on there.

The payment methods most used in the campaign’s country, each on or to add; Wero is coming soon.

Wero

Coming soon

Wero account-to-account payment, expected for your participants.

Bizum in Spain

Coming soon

Bizum mobile payment, for Spanish campaigns.

Pay on the spot

A participant reserves tickets and pays in cash or by cheque. You find their pre-orders “to collect” and mark them paid: their tickets are then sent.

A campaign’s participations: paid, promised (pay later) or to pay on site.

Pay later

A participant chooses “Pay later” and receives a link to pay. You see their promises and can cancel them.

Payment follow-up by payment method: how many payments and how much by card, Apple Pay…

Payment tracking

What the campaign received through each payment service, what is pending and what needs action, in plain words.

No payment forgotten

When the notice of a collected payment does not arrive, the sale is found and completed by itself. Our team keeps an eye on every service.

The campaign’s offer in the console: the options it already has — included, bought or offered — by name.

Your campaign's offer

You see what your campaign's offer includes and move up to the next offer by paying only the difference, before or during the campaign.

Flex turned on by the organiser: sales no longer stop at the offer’s cap, and Flex turns off in one tap.

Flex mode

When your campaign goes beyond what its offer covers, it keeps selling. A share of the money collected beyond that is invoiced; you switch Flex on or off yourself.

Download every tax receipt of the campaign as one ZIP file, by year of issue, cancelled receipts optional.

Correct, resend and download receipts

Coming soon

Open a receipt, correct it, resend the e-mail to the donor or download all the campaign's receipts at once.

Your questions about money

To your organisation's payment account, the one you connect. GoTombola does not receive it and never touches it: your payment service pays it into your bank account, at its usual pace.

Start from the payment method you want to offer: the console tells you which account allows it in your country, and you can connect several. Each account shows its state: connected, verification to finish or to reconnect.

Yes, depending on the account connected: card everywhere, and your country's payment methods when your account offers them. In the console, the ones most used where you are come first.

They reserve their tickets as a pre-order and pay on the spot. You mark them paid in the console: their tickets are created and sent at that moment, and play in the same draw.

The price depends on the offer chosen for your campaign: one price per campaign, not a subscription. You see your offer in the console and can change it by paying the difference. Prices are on our pricing page.

Your money, in your account

Create your campaign, connect your organisation's account and choose how your participants pay.