Endowment Funds


Endowment Fund Definition

Endowment Fund

An endowment fund is a financial asset, in the form of donations, that is invested to produce income for a non-profit organization. The principal amount remains intact while the generated investment income is used to support the organization’s ongoing operations or specific programs.


Required Documents

  1. Identification Document:
    A valid identification document of the natural person who will manage the endowment fund payment account:

    • Identity card (both sides)
    • Passport
    • Residence permit (both sides)
    • Driver’s license (card format, both sides)
  2. Authorization Document:
    An official document certifying that the identified natural person is authorized to represent the endowment fund and manage the payment account.

  3. Articles of Association:
    The dated and signed Articles of Association of the endowment fund holding the payment account.

  4. Meeting Minutes:
    A copy of the minutes from the last general meeting or the list of board members of the endowment fund, issued within the last 12 months.

Crowdfunding Only

  • A document describing the project in detail if the account holder is the project leader.