Our Transparency Commitment

Where Your Donation Really Goes

No fabricated metrics, no missing information. This page is a complete documentation of our organizational structure, financial flow, and donation tracking.

2026 — Our First-Year Position

Bakara 195 Corporation was registered with the Wyoming Secretary of State on March 24, 2026. This is our first operational year. Most nonprofits try to build trust with fabricated "15,000 donors" or "$2.5M raised" statistics in their early days. We refuse this path.

Instead: verifiable commitments, transparent financial structure, live Stripe integration, and OCHA cluster partnerships — a genuinely transparent start. All information below is currently valid and updated monthly.

0₺
Admin Fee
100%
To Field
PCI-DSS
Stripe Level 1
24h
Refund Right

Step-by-Step: Your Donation's Journey

  1. 1

    Online Donation

    Stripe Checkout or Payment Element with 256-bit SSL encryption. Card data never reaches Bakara 195 servers.

  2. 2

    Stripe Payment Intent

    Payment intent created with PCI-DSS Level 1 compliance.

  3. 3

    Instant Receipt + Database Record

    Successful payment is recorded in Postgres database; official donation receipt sent as PDF via email.

  4. 4

    Category Allocation

    Funds allocated to your selected campaign pool. Qurbani: slaughter pool. Zakat: eligible recipient pool. Palestine: partner organization transfer pool.

  5. 5

    Field Operation

    Procurement, distribution, or partner transfer executed. All financial movements recorded in ledger.

  6. 6

    Distribution Verification

    Field photos, beneficiary count, and region data reported.

  7. 7

    Donor Notification

    Distribution report emailed (personal data protected). Logged-in users see live status on /hesabim/bagislarim.

Our Transparency Commitments

Zero Admin Fee

100% of your donation goes to the announced campaign. Operations, development, and salary expenses are covered by founder capital and corporate donations.

PCI-DSS Level 1 Payments

All payments processed via Stripe with 256-bit SSL and PCI-DSS Level 1 compliance. Card data is never stored on Bakara 195 servers.

Monthly Distribution Reports

For each distribution, field photos (with personal identifiers redacted), beneficiary count, and region data are recorded and published monthly.

Independent Financial Audit

First annual independent audit report will be published in December 2026. Prior period audits will be archived on this page.

Wyoming Charitable Solicitation Act Compliance

As a Wyoming-registered nonprofit, we file annual state returns and (post-501(c)(3)) federal IRS Form 990.

24-Hour Refund Right

Full refund within 24 hours for donations not yet transferred to the field. Once transferred (sacrifice, fund transfer), refunds cannot be processed.

Financial Structure

Bakara 195's finances are organized into two separate pools:

PoolSourceUse
Donation PoolDonor contributions100% to relevant campaign / field operation
Operations PoolFounder capital + corporate donationsDevelopment, hosting, salaries, legal

Cost breakdown for each campaign is explicitly stated. For example, domestic Qurbani: animal cost (~82%), veterinary slaughter and processing (~11%), logistics (~7%). Stripe transaction fees (~2.9% + ₺2) are covered from the operations pool, not deducted from your donation.

Third-Party Service Providers

  • Stripe, Inc. (USA): PCI-DSS Level 1 payment processor.
  • OVH Cloud (EU): Server and data hosting (GDPR-compliant).
  • Resend (USA): Transactional emails (receipts, proxy certificates).
  • Google LLC: Anonymized analytics.
  • OCHA cluster partner organizations: Field distribution in Palestine.

What We Don't Do

Transparency requires explaining what is deliberately avoided as well. The following are practices Bakara 195 intentionally rejects:

  • Fabricated statistics: Claims like "28,000 families served last year" without verification.
  • Fake live donation feed: Hardcoded names + amounts implying real-time activity.
  • False urgency: Inconsistent "only 2 hours left!" countdowns.
  • Spam marketing: Unconsented promotional emails or SMS.
  • Data sales: Sharing donor data with third parties for marketing.

Monthly Transparency Report Archive

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First report: end of May 2026 (post-Qurbani campaign).

Year-end independent audit report: December 2026.

Questions?

Reach out for anything about donation flow, financial structure, or organizational details.