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Donorbox donations usually stop because Stripe or PayPal restricted the account you connected, since Donorbox itself is not a payment processor. Less often Donorbox suspended your Donorbox account. Check both the processor dashboard and your Donorbox email for a notice. The one that acted is the one you answer, and each wants different records.

Donorbox can suspend or terminate an account for a breach of its Terms of Service, legal or compliance risk, fraud, suspected unlawful activity or sanctions concerns. Its terms also ban abusive fundraising and prohibited content. Read the notice for which ground it cites, then answer that ground with records about your organization, your campaigns and where the money goes.

Donorbox does not hold donations, because its terms say it is not a payment processor or merchant of record. Donations settle in your own Stripe or PayPal account. If money is stuck, the hold sits with that processor, so the request to release it goes to Stripe or PayPal with the records they ask for.

Getting Donorbox donations flowing again can take a few days when the fix is a missing Stripe or PayPal requirement. A processor risk review or a Donorbox suspension can take weeks. The fastest path is to find out which party acted and send it one complete answer the first time.

Card testing is when fraudsters use a public payment form to check whether stolen card numbers work, often with many small charges. On an open donation form it brings a spike of declines, small payments and later fraud disputes. Stripe advises refunding the suspicious payments, adding CAPTCHA and rate limits, and watching your dashboard for spikes.

Your organization pays for donor chargebacks on Donorbox. Its terms make the customer solely responsible for donor refunds, chargebacks, reversals, disputes, fines and penalties. A spike in chargebacks is a common reason Stripe or PayPal steps in, so answer disputes on time and refund clear fraud before it turns into a dispute.

A Donorbox verification hold is usually a Stripe or PayPal identity or business check. Have your EIN letter, registration documents, the representative’s ID and bank records ready, all in the same legal name. A name or address that does not match across documents is the most common reason a hold drags on.

Switching processors to get around a restriction breaks the terms of both Donorbox and the processor, and it can get the new setup closed too. Fix the cause with the party that acted first. A move to another processor is only safe when it is done openly and within each company’s rules.

Preventing another Donorbox restriction starts with protecting your forms and keeping records tidy. Add CAPTCHA and limits against card testing, refund clear fraud fast, describe each campaign accurately and keep your legal name, EIN and bank details consistent across Donorbox and your processor. Answer donor disputes before they turn into chargebacks.

Hiring help is worth it when a campaign is live, money is locked or you cannot tell whether Donorbox or the processor acted. We find which one did, gather the records that reviewer needs and send one complete answer. Start with a free assessment to see if your case is worth working.

A Donorbox reinstatement starts with a free assessment. The price depends on how hard the case is. A missing Stripe requirement takes less work than a suspended account with chargebacks and withheld funds at the processor. You get a straight answer on where you stand and what it costs before you pay.

No one can guarantee Donorbox reinstatement, because Donorbox and your processor make the final decisions. Be careful with anyone who promises it. What we commit to is the work: finding who acted and why, building the strongest honest case and telling you plainly before you pay whether it is worth pursuing.