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# Donor-Advised Funds (DAF)

### Donor-Advised Funds (DAF) <a href="#donor-advised-funds-daf" id="donor-advised-funds-daf"></a>

Sola’s payment gateway supports Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) cards, enabling secure and compliant charitable transactions through various DAF programs, including DonorsFund, OJC, Pledger, and others. Donors can use their DAF-linked cards to initiate charitable contributions, while organizations integrating with Sola can benefit from automated routing and handling based on card type. This streamlines the donation process while ensuring alignment with each DAF provider’s policies.

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#### Recommendation <a href="#recommendation" id="recommendation"></a>

`xCommand` = `grant:Recommendation`

The `Grant:Recommendation` API call is used to initiate a grant request from a donor’s DAF account to a specific charitable organization. Once submitted, Sola automatically determines the appropriate DAF provider based on the card used and forwards the grant recommendation accordingly.

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#### Void <a href="#void.3" id="void.3"></a>

`xCommand` = `grant:Void`

The `Grant:Void` API call is used to cancel a previously submitted grant recommendation. This function is essential for handling donor corrections, duplicate submissions, or other administrative scenarios. Upon invocation, the request is routed to the appropriate DAF program to halt the grant in accordance with that provider's cancellation policies.


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