Giving to your church
How to give online through Psalmly — choosing an amount and a fund, giving once or on a schedule, paying by card or bank, the option to cover processing fees, giving anonymously, and what happens right after you give.
Psalmly lets you give to your church in a few taps — a one-time gift or a regular one, by card or straight from your bank. Your gift goes directly to your church; Psalmly never holds it.
Starting a gift
Look for a Give button — it's on your church's home, on the church's Giving page, and on your personal dashboard. Tap it to open the giving form. From your personal dashboard, if you belong to more than one church, you'll first pick which church you're giving to.
Choosing your gift
The form walks you through a few simple choices:
- Amount — tap a suggested amount or enter your own.
- Fund — choose what your gift supports. Most churches have a general "Tithes & offerings" fund, and may offer others like missions or a building fund.
- How often — give once, or set it to repeat weekly, every two weeks, or monthly. (Setting up a repeating gift is covered in Recurring gifts.)
How you pay
You can give with a credit or debit card or directly from a bank account. The first time, you'll add a payment method — tap Add payment method and follow the secure prompts. Whatever you save is kept safely for next time and works across all your churches (see Your saved payment methods).
Giving from your bank usually costs your church far less to process than a card, so it's a generous choice for larger gifts — but give however works best for you.
Cover the fees (optional)
Every online gift has a small processing fee. You'll see an option to cover the fees, which adds that small amount on top of your gift so your church receives close to the full amount you intended. It's entirely your choice, and you can decide gift by gift.
Give anonymously (optional)
If you'd prefer your gift not show your name in your church's giving reports, switch on Give anonymously. Your church will see the gift but not who gave it.
This only hides you from the church's reports — it never affects you. Your own giving history, your emailed receipt, and your year-end statement always show every gift you've made, named and complete, because they're your records and you may need them for taxes.
Add a note (optional)
You can include a short note with your gift — a dedication, a prayer, or just a word of encouragement.
After you give
When you confirm, your gift is submitted and you'll see a confirmation with a confirmation number. For a card gift, a receipt lands in your email moments later. A gift from your bank may show as processing for a day or two while it clears — that's normal; your receipt arrives once it settles.
You can see everything you've given, across all your churches, on your Giving page. To make a gift repeat, head to Recurring gifts.