Is this an official government website?+-
No. This is an independent guide. The government sites and drop off points are listed here so you do not have to hunt them down.
Can I run my own collection drive?+-
No. The government has not authorised private groups or people to collect cash or goods for this disaster. Posts asking you to send money to a personal wallet are illegal.
Do I have to give cash?+-
No. You can drop supplies at the airport warehouse or the army barracks listed above. You can also talk to the Chief District Officer of the affected district.
Is there a limit on how much I can send?+-
No. The Finance Ministry said there is no ceiling on cash or goods. Nepal Rastra Bank also lifted digital transfer caps into the two Prime Minister funds.
Who hands the aid to people on the ground?+-
Civil administration, the Nepali Army, Nepal Police, and local and provincial governments. The point of the one door rule is that one desk tracks what came in, so a village is less likely to be skipped.
Can I pay with UPI from India?+-
Yes. Open your UPI app and scan the Fonepay code in the money section, or open pmdrf.nchl.com.np and pick Fonepay QR.
Can I pay with Alipay+?+-
Yes. Open Alipay+ or a wallet that works with it and scan the NepalPAY code in the money section, or open pmdrf.nchl.com.np and pick NepalPAY QR.
Can I use Wise, Remitly, or a bank SWIFT transfer?+-
Yes. The Nepal Embassy in India posted GME, Remitly, Wise, TapTapSend, and SWIFT accounts named Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund. Copy the numbers from this page or from that post, not from a chat.