Crowd Funding Platform with Payment Gateway Integration

Abstract: The Crowd funding Platform with Payment Gateway Integration is a dynamic solution designed to connect project creators with potential backers, enabling seamless fundraising for a variety of initiatives. The platform allows users to create, manage, and promote campaigns while providing backers with a secure and intuitive interface for contributions. Integrated payment gateway support ensures hassle-free transactions with multiple payment options, including credit cards, digital wallets, and bank transfers. Advanced features such as campaign analytics, reward management, and social sharing tools enhance campaign visibility and effectiveness. By fostering transparency, security, and accessibility, the platform empowers individuals and organizations to bring their ideas to life through collective support.

Front – End: HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT, Back – End: Java, SQL

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