Solidarity Basket (سلة التكافل) is built so a donation can move from a donor’s crypto wallet toward a verified family page in a way that is visible on the blockchain. The platform is designed so that funds are not meant to sit in an opaque middle account: the smart contract on BNB Smart Chain is the public record of what happened.
1. A family page is registered and activated
A beneficiary creates a family page on the site, then activates it (crypto payment for instant activation, or a manual method reviewed by the team). Activation is what allows the page to receive on-platform support according to the rules of the system.
Optionally, the family can link a MetaMask (or compatible) wallet address on BNB Smart Chain so balances related to the smart contract can be viewed and withdrawn under the product’s rules.
2. A donor chooses a family and a need basket
From the homepage feed, donors open a family page, read the story and listed needs, and choose what to fund. The goal is simple: support is tied to a real page, not a vague collective pot with no on-chain trail.
3. Payment happens through the smart contract
When the donor confirms a crypto donation (for example in USDT or BNB, depending on the flow available), the transaction is submitted to the documented smart contract on BNB Smart Chain. After confirmation, the transfer is a public blockchain event — anyone can inspect it on a block explorer.
4. What “on-chain” actually means here
- Traceable: the payment leaves a record on BNB Smart Chain.
- Programmed routing: the contract encodes how contributions relate to family pages and platform rules (including any stated fee).
- Not a black box: explorers such as BscScan can be used to verify contract address and transactions.
Blockchain does not replace human verification of family pages, and it does not make every real-world hardship automatically solvable. It does make the payment path harder to hide.
5. After the donation
Confirmed contributions can appear in the family’s record on the platform. Where wallet linking and contract balances apply, beneficiaries use their dashboard to follow balances and withdrawal actions defined by the smart contract — again as on-chain operations, not informal promises.
Practical tips for donors
- Use a reputable wallet and the correct network (BNB Smart Chain).
- Double-check the family page URL on gazaform.com before sending funds.
- Save the transaction hash after you donate.
- Never share a seed phrase or private key with anyone claiming to “help” you donate.
Where to go next
Related reading: How to verify a donation on BscScan · How to set up a wallet on BNB Smart Chain · Register a family page