In today's digital realm, a myriad of financial mechanisms surrounds each purchase.
Credit card processing fees, banking charges, site expenses, transactional costs, exchange fees, and fraud processing levies—numerous entities share a portion of every transaction.
Studies suggest that £10 after approximately 33 transactions, the value dwindles to insignificance. Picture it akin to a physical £10 note, each time it changes hands, 3% of the paper is torn away. Persisting with this analogy, eventually, the note loses its intrinsic and physical value—nothing remains.
Now, envision an alternative scenario where, similar to these deductions, a fraction of each transaction goes towards charitable causes, fostering enduring impacts like infrastructure development or life-altering support. What kind of world might emerge?
Perhaps one with diminished crime rates, reduced poverty, and a decline in depression.
Isn't that an appealing prospect?
While this concept may not be legally mandated and, in reality, may never be, we're grounded in practicality, seeking opportunities to translate this concept into action. Gaming and gambling, characterized by high transaction volumes, often allocate substantial percentages as referral fees to entice users to their platforms. This presents an ideal opportunity—a chance to harness a part of these funds for altruistic purposes.
Imagine saving lives, alleviating depression, or offering transformative support—all without intruding on your daily routine. Simply continue your activities as usual while 'Play to Give,' operating discreetly in the background, allocates a percentage of each wager towards noble causes.
Doesn't that strike you as an inspiring and impactful idea?"