> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.opencollective.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.opencollective.com/fiscal-hosts/receiving-money.md).

# Receiving Money

Open Collective offers the option to receive or add money in a variety of ways. Including Stripe (Credit Card/SEPA/ACH) or manual bank transfer. You can also receive funds by any other means (such as checks or other payments services) and [add them manually](/fiscal-hosts/receiving-money/adding-funds-manually.md).

### Find out more

[**Add money through bank transfer**](/fiscal-hosts/receiving-money/bank-transfers.md)

Receive money through your bank account and assign it to Collectives.

[**Add money via credit card**](/fiscal-hosts/receiving-money/stripe.md)

Use Stripe to process credit card transfers to your account.

[**Add money via PayPal**](/fiscal-hosts/receiving-money/paypal.md)

Use PayPal to receive money from donors.

[**Add funds manually**](/fiscal-hosts/receiving-money/adding-funds-manually.md)

Manually input funds you’ve received from outside the Open Collective platform.

[**Input pending contributions**](/fiscal-hosts/receiving-money/expected-funds.md)

Log contributions that you expect to arrive in your account in the near future.


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