Donation Address
Scan or copy the Kaspa address below.
Scan with any Kaspa-compatible wallet
Kaspa address
kaspa:qypfuqjtc5697xjh72ngxyf3f9wy2n4e2gnztrqrvy778srkrhhrgmqgmdpapcv
If this guide has helped you, consider sending a little KAS. Every bit keeps the content free, ad-free, and independent.
Four simple steps — it only takes a few seconds.
Launch your Kaspa wallet (KasWare, Kaspium, Ledger, or an exchange wallet that supports KAS withdrawals).
Tap “Send”, then scan the QR code below or paste the Kaspa address into the recipient field.
Type the amount of KAS you want to give, review the near-zero fee, and confirm the transaction.
That's it! Your donation is broadcast instantly and confirmed in under a second (Kaspa's 0.1-second block time). Thank you! 🧡
Scan or copy the Kaspa address below.
Scan with any Kaspa-compatible wallet
kaspa:qypfuqjtc5697xjh72ngxyf3f9wy2n4e2gnztrqrvy778srkrhhrgmqgmdpapcv
Kaspa is built for real, everyday digital money — and it shows.
Donations aren't eaten by network fees. Sending KAS costs a fraction of a cent, so more of your gift actually arrives.
Kaspa's blockDAG confirms transactions in under a second (0.1-second block time), so your donation is final almost immediately.
Kaspa is proof-of-work through and through — decentralized, secure, and not controlled by any single party.
| Network | Avg. send fee | Confirmation | Consensus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaspa (KAS) |
~$0.01 or less | ~1 second | Proof-of-Work (GHOSTDAG) |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | ~$1–$5+ (varies) | ~10 min (block time) | Proof-of-Work |
| Ethereum (ETH) | ~$1–$10+ (gas varies) | ~12 sec (block time) | Proof-of-Stake |
Want to accept Kaspa payments or donations yourself? We recommend NOWPayments, a non-custodial crypto payment gateway that supports Kaspa natively — with auto-conversion, plugins, and simple integration.
Explore NOWPayments KAS support →Kaspa is a proof-of-work (PoW) cryptocurrency built on the GHOSTDAG protocol — a blockDAG that lets many blocks coexist and be ordered in parallel. This gives Kaspa very fast block times and high throughput while keeping the security and decentralization that proof-of-work is known for.
Sending Kaspa costs a fraction of a cent — typically around $0.01 or less per transaction. That makes KAS ideal for donations and microtransactions, where high network fees would otherwise eat into the amount you actually give.
Yes. Kaspa is secured by a decentralized proof-of-work network, and transactions confirm in under a second thanks to its 10-blocks-per-second blockDAG. As with any cryptocurrency, always double-check the recipient address before sending, and never share your wallet's private keys or seed phrase with anyone.