Integrating the donate widget

Any verified NGO can embed a donate form directly on their own website, so a visitor never has to leave it to start a stream.

Get your snippet

Visit /ngo-admin with your NGO's wallet connected — there's an Embed your donate widget section with a ready-made snippet:

<iframe src="https://<your-streamgive-instance>/embed/<your-ngo-id>" width="400" height="600" style="border:0"></iframe>

Paste it wherever you want the donate form to appear.

Don't sandbox it

If you're embedding this inside a page that already restricts iframes (a CMS block, a security-conscious page template), make sure the <iframe> doesn't carry a restrictive sandbox attribute. Wallet connection needs to open popups and run scripts inside the frame — a locked-down sandbox breaks that silently, with no obvious error to point at.

What's inside

The embedded page is deliberately bare: your NGO's name, "Powered by StreamGive," and the donate form itself — no navigation, no header, no footer. It's meant to feel like part of your page, not a portal to a different site.

Why this route (and only this one)

Every other page in the app sends an X-Frame-Options: DENY header, blocking exactly this kind of embedding as a general security precaution. The /embed/* route is explicitly exempted from that — it's the one route in the app whose entire purpose is being framed by someone else's site. It's also marked noindex for search engines, since it's meant to be found through your site, not through search results pointing at the StreamGive instance directly.