Last updated 10 July 2026.
Please bro lets anyone create a fundraiser and link a token launched on a third-party launchpad (e.g. Robinhood Chain launchpads). A share of that token's trading fees is routed, in crypto, to a smart-contract vault tied to the fundraiser. Please bro is infrastructure that records and routes these flows; it does not create, endorse, or vet the tokens, their creators, or the causes.
Trading fees depend entirely on third-party market activity and may be zero. Please bro does not promise any amount will be raised, that any token will retain value, or that any fundraiser is legitimate. Do your own diligence on any cause and any token before participating.
For native causes, the beneficiary verifies their identity by signing in with X or GitHub, then provides a wallet. Funds are released by an on-chain vault that can only ever pay the wallet locked at claim time. Identity verification relies on third-party OAuth and is not a guarantee against impersonation of a compromised account.
GoFundMe does not accept crypto. For GoFundMe-linked causes, accrued crypto is withdrawn by an operator who converts it to fiat and donates to the campaign, then publishes a receipt. Conversion, timing, fees, and the donation itself depend on the operator and third parties; Please bro cannot guarantee any specific donation outcome.
Crypto assets are volatile and transactions are irreversible. The contracts are verified, open source, and have had an internal security review, but they have not had an independent third-party audit — they may still contain bugs. You participate at your own risk and may lose funds. Contracts are provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind.
Please bro is run by an independent team, not a company. Questions about these terms or a cause? Reach us through the channels linked at the bottom of the site.