Where can you give and know your money is doing what you intended?
Charitable giving in the United States alone hit $557 billion last year. Roughly 5-7 percent - between $25 and $35 billion - is lost to fraud, misuse, or silent failure. As a donor, you have one tool against that: asking whether the foundation you give to has a real verification layer underneath. This page is the background for that conversation.
Three ways to give with verification underneath
Pick the path that fits your situation. The first is what most donors will do; the second is for donors who want to give directly to the regional pool; the third is the future state.
Give to a foundation that uses Attestyx
The simplest path. Find a foundation whose mission you care about, donate to it, and ask whether it engages with Attestyx. If it does, your contribution flows through grants that have been pre-cleared, anchored, and monitored. If it does not, ask why - donor pressure changes vendor selection.
See participating foundations →Give directly to a Tier 1 vault via local fiduciary
Each of our five jurisdictions has a registered local charitable fiduciary. You can donate directly to that fiduciary; your gift becomes part of the regional grant capital pool that disburses to vetted grantees in that jurisdiction. Tax-deductible per local rules.
See the five vaults →Wait for the consumer-direct version
A direct donor-to-grantee surface is on the roadmap. You will be able to discover, vet, and donate to specific grantees on the platform with the same verification underneath that foundations use. We will email you when it ships.
Notify me when it ships →Six questions to ask any foundation before you give
Most foundations welcome these questions. The ones that flinch are the ones to look at twice. Send the list to your family-office advisor, your wealth manager, or directly to the foundation's program officer.
- Does this foundation engage with a verification platform like Attestyx? Which one?
- Can I see the verdict score on a recent grant decision, even if redacted?
- What percentage of grants have been pre-cleared against sanctions and beneficial ownership?
- Has the foundation ever recovered funds from a misused grant? With what evidence?
- How does the foundation handle grantees that turn out to be bad actors?
- Where does the foundation publish its annual transparency report?
Verifying Attestyx itself
We hold ourselves to the same standard. Before you trust the platform, check the platform.
Live transparency dashboard
Inflow, grant capital, operations, recovery, and reserved obligations across the five vaults. Refreshed every six hours. Same dashboard our auditors and our board see.
View dashboard →Sample verdict record
A fully rendered synthetic verdict record showing aggregate score, hard blocks, category breakdown, and anchored payload schema. The same schema we produce for every real customer.
See sample →Verdict Engine coverage
148 checks across 15 categories, live read from the running engine. Every category mapped to its scope, stage, and weight in the aggregate score.
See coverage →Want a donor briefing?
For individual donors and family-office principals giving at meaningful scale, we offer a thirty-minute briefing on the platform, the participating foundations, and how to use both as part of your giving strategy.
Request a donor briefing →