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Add Ethereum address to FUNDING.yml

See original GitHub issue

I’d like to see an Ethereum address added to the custom property of the FUNDING.yml file for GitHub Sponsors. This would allow a canonical address to send funds to. For example, projects could parse out the address and provide donation capabilities to the user.

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)

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alannacommented, Aug 30, 2019

@lastmjs - Great, let’s talk! Sounds like we serve exactly complementary roles. We hold funds on behalf of projects and specifically take on the legal liability, and handle invoicing, taxes, etc. Can we continue on email to not derail this issue? Send me your thoughts: alanna@opencollective.com 😃

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lastmjscommented, Aug 29, 2019

@alanna I’m behind Sustainus, I’d love to discuss. The beauty of the model that Sustainus takes is that it is non-custodial, so everything happens on the client’s machine, and Sustainus hold no funds for the user. This relieves Sustainus of money transmission laws and essentially all legal liability that I know of. Fiat on and off ramps are where the legal issues are, and yes dealing with invoicing and taxes and such become the sole responsibility of the user of Sustainus, so an organization dedicated to dealing with those issues might be very useful