can you pay Indian rupee for donate

@SamannOyB said in #10:
> I would very much like an Indian Patron to share his experience.
Convert with PayPal, check the steps on Google or YouTube

@RaviharaV said in #9:
> indian rupee is a very low count
> according to today
> 1 INR = 0.013 USD
> so it will be a loss to lichess

1. Lichess doesn't lose, ur giving them money.
2. It converts to USD so u pay more INR.

@SamannOyB I've been a patron twice, just change the currency to SGD (by clicking "other" option) as 1 SGD = 56 INR, which is the lowest currency for an Indian to afford in a patron.

@TheBlunderingNerd said in #7:
> I don't know if you even need to use INR if you already have a PayPal account. I was a patron for a while & the bank automatically converts USD to INR & charges you without any issues. Try it with USD (or GBP) and it should work. Sometimes the bank may consider the transaction suspicious, especially if you haven't used your account for purchases in a foreign currency before but if you are making a nominal donation (say $5 - $10); it should go through without any problems.
>
> Hopefully, my experience of using USD should give you the confidence to try out the transaction.
I did not get that

I wish to donate my parents won't give me money I am only 8 years old lichess is making me sad

@kevinj2013 said in #15:
> I wish to donate my parents won't give me money I am only 8 years old lichess is making me sad

Lichess still appreciates u even if u don't donate.

Come here for the chess.

Ur only 8.

@kevinj2013 said in #15:
> I wish to donate my parents won't give me money I am only 8 years old lichess is making me sad
Its OK. When you grow up a little like 12-15 they will allow

@anonymousmate said in #17:
> Its OK. When you grow up a little like 12-15 they will allow
not true

@kevinj2013 said in #18:
> not true
What you want is those wings right?