Made for Nepal

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Nepal builds Nepal.

Nepal's crowdfunding platform for innovators, creators, and changemakers. Backers pledge, funds are held safely in escrow, and creators are paid in full only when the goal is met.

How it works

Four simple steps — from idea to delivery.

  1. A creator planning a campaign on a laptop
    1

    Creator creates the campaign

    A creator shares their idea, sets a funding goal, and offers rewards for backers who want them.

  2. Many hands coming together in support
    2

    Backers make pledges

    Supporters pledge money — with or without a reward. It's about believing in the idea.

  3. A young plant growing from a pile of coins
    3

    Money is held in escrow

    Every pledge sits safely in escrow, untouched by the creator, until the campaign's deadline.

  4. A creator preparing a parcel to ship to a backer
    4

    Funds transfer, or backers are refunded

    If the campaign reaches its goal, the full amount is released to the creator at once, who ships the rewards. If it doesn't, every backer is refunded in full.

Money held safely in escrow

This is what makes NeevUp safe. Nothing moves until the goal is met.

Step 1

Backers pledge

Supporters commit funds to a campaign they believe in.

Step 2

Held in escrow

Pledged funds sit safely in escrow until the campaign's deadline — untouched by the creator.

Step 3

One payout, or a full refund

If the campaign reaches its goal, the entire amount transfers to the creator at once. If it doesn't, every backer is refunded in full.

A maker assembling a robotics project at a workbench

No partial funding, ever

There's no in-between. A campaign either reaches its goal and gets funded in full, or it doesn't and every pledge is returned — so backers never have to wonder where their money went.

Backing a project is a risk — not a purchase

Not every project succeeds. Creators are real people working on hard, uncertain things. A campaign may take longer than planned, change along the way, or not reach its goal at all.

Our escrow model and all-or-nothing funding are designed to reduce that risk — but they cannot remove it. Please back projects because you believe in them, and only pledge what you can afford.