Digital offering box and digital collection bag for churches.
The offering box at the entrance, the candle donation at the side altar, the collection bag during the service: in many churches these are the most important ways of giving – and all of them depend on cash. A digital offering box and a digital collection bag complement them so that people without coins can give too.
Updated: 9 November 2026 · by DAYAA
The digital offering box
A digital offering box hangs on the wall or stands next to the classic offering box. The Dayaa Wall is mounted directly on the wall and accepts donations by card, smartphone or watch around the clock – even in open churches when there is no service. The screen shows what the donation is for: candles, church renovation or a relief project.
The digital collection bag
For the collection during the service a mobile device works best: with the Dayaa Go, helpers walk through the pews just like with the collection bag. Anyone who wants to give cash does so; everyone else holds their card, smartphone or watch to the device.
Design and purposes
- Separate campaigns for the collection, candles, the organ, charity work or missions.
- Your logo, colours and images on the screen.
- Every donation in real time, reports automatically by email.
More for parishes
In detail: Digital collection and our page for church parishes.
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