Religious trusts
Donation management software for religious trusts
Record every offering by fund, from hundi to UPI, keep a clean donor register, and issue 80G receipts if your trust is 80G-registered.
Free up to 50 donors · No credit card
Built for temples, churches, mosques and gurudwaras
Every tradition manages funds differently. Sevastack's fund system follows the labels your committee already uses.
Fund-wise donation tracking
Separate funds for pooja, langar, construction, annadanam or any purpose you name, with fund-wise reports for your committee.
80G receipts, if you are registered
If your trust holds 80G approval, each donation can produce a receipt with your approval number and the donor's PAN, emailed to the donor.
Donor register
A searchable register with contact details, PAN, giving history and pledges. PAN is masked on screen and encrypted at rest.
Hundi, cash and UPI in one place
Record hundi collections, cash, UPI, cheques and bank transfers together, and match them to your bank statement each month.
Statements for the committee
Receipts & Payments and Income & Expenditure from your day-to-day entries, as PDFs for your AGM or trustee meeting. On the Growth plan.
Committee access controls
Give the mahant, treasurer and office staff different roles, so each sees only what they need. Every change is logged.
Works the way your community gives
Whether you collect dakshina, zakat, tithe or langar seva, each rupee goes to the fund it was given for.
Temples and mandirs
Pooja fund, construction fund, annadanam fund
Mosques and dargahs
Zakat fund, sadka fund, madrasa fund
Churches and dioceses
Tithe fund, missions fund, building fund
Gurudwaras
Langar fund, construction fund, education fund
Maths and ashrams
Dharma fund, education fund, medical fund
Religious societies
Any religious body registered as a society
Compliance calendar for religious trusts
Which of these apply depends on your registrations. Sevastack reminds you of the ones you set up.
Statutory default dates. Extensions and your own year-end can change them; your CA can confirm.
Everything your religious trust needs
From the hundi count to the committee report, in one platform.
- Custom funds for any donation purpose
- Bulk receipts and email dispatch
- Donor lifetime giving history
- Hundi and cash donation entries
- Anonymous donations kept on their own total
- UPI QR code donation collection
- Festival-wise donation reports
- Fixed asset register (land, buildings, vehicles)
- Form 10BD & 10BE, if 80G-registered
- Role-based access for committee members
Free to start. Some items here, such as financial statements, bank reconciliation, CSR tools and the CA portal, are on paid plans. See pricing
Frequently asked questions
Can we record hundi and anonymous donations?
Yes. Hundi counts and donations without a donor name are recorded as anonymous, and Sevastack keeps their running total for the year and alerts you as it nears the limit. Anonymous donations above that limit can be taxed at 30%, and the rule treats wholly religious, partly religious and charitable trusts differently, so your CA can confirm how it applies to yours.
Do we need 80G registration to use Sevastack?
No. Any religious trust can record donations, funds and donors. 80G receipts and Form 10BD only apply if your trust holds 80G approval; without it, Sevastack issues a plain donation receipt instead.
Can we keep separate funds for pooja, langar or construction?
Yes. Create a fund for each purpose, tag every donation and expense to it, and see a balance and report per fund.
Is Sevastack free for a temple or church trust?
Free to start; financial statements and the CA portal are on the Growth plan. Donor records, receipts and Form 10BD/10BE are free.
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