Raiden is a social network built to turn everyday scrolling into charity donations. Ads fund the giving — you choose where it goes.
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Post, scroll, react — use it like any other feed.
The charity portion of ad revenue forms a transparent weekly pot.
Your activity points the pot at the charities you choose — split across up to five causes.
Every week, the pot is split among members' chosen charities — any of 67+ verified U.S. nonprofits — with exact, auditable arithmetic, disbursed through Every.org. Money on Raiden flows one way: from advertisers to charities. Never to us to keep quietly, never to a user's pocket. See the full mechanics and our transparency page.
Social platforms turn attention into revenue and keep it. Raiden is in its founding preview: the same scrolling, posting, and reacting you already do — pointed at the causes you care about, verifiably. No tokens, no cash-out, no fraud economy. Just a number you can be proud of.
2026-07-14
From an advertiser's payment to a charity's EIN, here is the full path a dollar takes through Raiden's weekly distribution, step by step.
2026-07-14
Why Raiden asks for percentages instead of a single pick, how the sum-to-100 rule works, and how to choose a split you'll actually keep.
2026-07-14
An earlier design gave every user an accruing balance. We removed it on purpose, and the reasons are the clearest window into what Raiden is for.
2026-07-14
The percentage on your Impact page measures participation, not money — here's what moves it, what it means, and what it definitely isn't.
2026-07-07
Team A versus team B, a countdown clock, and a shared cause turn ordinary giving into something people show up for.
2026-07-07
Picking a cause that already moves you beats picking the "correct" one, and switching later is completely fine.