Tithes & Offerings
Create funds for tithes, offerings, thanksgiving, missions, building projects and other ministry purposes.
Accept tithes, offerings and donations online in Naira with Paystack and available local payment methods. Cleus gives Nigerian churches one place for digital giving, donors, campaigns and reporting.
One giving link for your church. Easy to share on WhatsApp, Sunday screens, livestreams and your website.
Digital giving for Nigerian churches
Members already use digital payments throughout the week. Cleus gives your church a dedicated giving page where they can choose what they are giving toward and continue through the payment methods available from your connected provider.
Bank payments
USSD options
Card payments
QR code giving
Built for ministry giving
Cleus connects the payment to the ministry context, so your team can understand who gave, how much was received and which fund or campaign the contribution supports.
Create funds for tithes, offerings, thanksgiving, missions, building projects and other ministry purposes.
Keep donor information and contribution history organized instead of matching transfers and spreadsheets manually.
Publish a campaign for a building project, missions, equipment or another church goal and track its progress.
Put giving QR codes on Sunday screens, seats, posters, welcome desks, event materials or livestream graphics.
Support recurring generosity where the connected provider and selected payment method allow recurring charges.
See contributions, funds, donors, campaigns and payment status from your Cleus dashboard.
Local payment experience
Connect a supported Nigerian Paystack account and let Paystack present the payment channels enabled for that account. Depending on current provider availability and configuration, these may include cards, bank-based payments, transfers and USSD.
Payment channel availability is controlled by the connected provider and church account. Cleus does not guarantee every channel for every account.
A member opens your giving link or scans your QR code.
They choose an amount and a church fund.
Paystack presents the payment methods available to them.
After confirmation, Cleus organizes the contribution and donor record.
The church remains in control
Cleus is not your church bank account. Your connected provider handles payment processing while Cleus helps your team understand the contribution, donor, fund and campaign behind each payment.
Giving beyond the building
Display your QR code while receiving tithes and offerings.
Share the church giving link directly with members and groups.
Give online viewers a simple way to support the ministry.
Raise funds for a specific project with a dedicated shareable page.
Frequently asked questions
A church can create a Cleus giving page, connect a supported provider such as Paystack, and share the giving link or QR code with members. The payment methods available depend on the church's provider account.
Yes. Churches can organize contributions into funds for tithes, offerings, missions, building projects and other ministry purposes.
Yes. Cleus includes Paystack integration for supported church configurations. Paystack processes the payment while Cleus records the contribution and donor information.
Where those channels are enabled for the church's Nigerian Paystack account, members can use payment methods made available by Paystack, including eligible bank and USSD options.
Recurring giving is available only through payment methods and provider configurations that support recurring charges. USSD should not be assumed to support recurring payments.
Yes. Churches can share a QR code that takes members to their Cleus giving page, useful for Sunday screens, seats, posters, events and livestreams.
Nigeria giving guide
Read the practical setup guide covering Paystack, bank payments, USSD, QR codes and church giving records.
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Give your members a simple way to contribute in Naira and give your team a better way to understand digital generosity.