Frequently Asked Questions

Munera enables transparent, blockchain-based donations to certified foundations. Our system aligns charitable giving with long-term value creation, so donations not only support causes directly but also operate within a model designed for sustained impact.

We work only with certified non-profits that meet recognized legal, operational, and transparency standards in their jurisdiction. Each application undergoes a manual review to ensure compliance, mission alignment, and long-term operational integrity.

Certified non-profits can apply via our onboarding form. All submissions are manually reviewed for compliance with local regulations, mission alignment, and operational transparency. Accepted foundations receive a dedicated smart-contract wallet governed by the platform’s vesting logic, with full guidance provided during onboarding.

No. We support a diverse network of foundations, without preference for specific causes or geographic regions. Our aim is to enable donors to choose freely among a broad range of missions.

Foundations must hold recognized legal status and meet nationally established requirements for charitable operation in their jurisdiction. This ensures that every participating foundation operates legally and with accountability.

No. 100% of donated tokens are sent directly to each foundation’s smart-contract wallet, minus the programmed burn rate applied to all donations. Munera does not hold or manage donated funds.

All donations, vesting releases, and burns are publicly visible on Ethereum through block explorers. This allows donors and the public to verify fund flows at any time.

We provide ongoing guidance on wallet management, token handling, and accessing funds through the vesting schedule. Foundations receive technical support to ensure smooth operations and secure access to their assets.

The token is deployed on the Ethereum mainnet and follows the ERC-20 standard. This ensures compatibility with existing wallets, exchanges, and developer tools, while benefiting from Ethereum’s security and reliability.

Yes. The total supply is capped at 30 million tokens, with no additional minting possible. This fixed supply supports scarcity and long-term value stability.

All donated tokens are sent directly to smart-contract wallets owned by each participating foundation. Munera does not hold or manage these funds. Disbursements follow a pre-programmed vesting schedule, giving foundations full ownership while supporting long-term planning.

Donated tokens unlock at an initial rate of 2% per month. This fixed-rate vesting provides predictable, long-term support for each foundation. The release rate can be adjusted over time through a shared governance process involving the foundation, the community, and Munera.

Yes. Any change requires two-of-three approval from the foundation, the token-holder community (via public poll), and Munera. This allows adjustments when market or funding conditions change.

1.5% of every donation is permanently removed from the total supply before the remaining tokens are sent to the vesting contract. This burn mechanism reduces circulating supply and supports long-term scarcity.

A dedicated token pool boosts impact by adding 50% extra to the monthly donations each foundation receives. Matching is distributed monthly until the pool is depleted, after which the program may be extended or revised.

Yes. Foundations may retain donated tokens or convert them into fiat or other cryptocurrencies at their own discretion, based on operational needs.

Smart contracts are built with audited OpenZeppelin modules. A third-party security audit is completed before mainnet launch, followed by a time-locked bug bounty program to ensure ongoing security.

Yes. All token transfers, burns, and vesting releases are visible through public Ethereum block explorers, allowing anyone to verify activity.

Yes. Future upgrades may include token staking programs and a governance mechanism for adjusting key system parameters.