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# Donation Settings

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This page allows you to manage the parameters of accepting donations, making the process more convenient and safe for the streamer.

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#### Customization Elements&#x20;

1. Minimum donation amount, USD:
   * Specify the minimum amount that will be accepted by your widget.
   * Donations with a lower amount will not be displayed.
   * The value can be entered manually.
2. Speech Volume (0-100):
   * The slider adjusts the volume at which messages are voiced.
   * The default value is 50. You can change it with the slider or manually.
3. Moderation Options:
   * Enable moderation: Messages will be displayed on the stream only after manual moderation.
   * Remove links: All links in donate texts will be automatically removed.
   * Enable speech synthesis: Automatically voice donate messages.
4. Blacklist (words separated by commas):
   * Enter the words you want to block.
   * If a message contains words from the list, it will be masked.
   * Example: “spam, scam, advertisement”.
5. Save Settings button:
   * After making changes, click this button to save the settings.
   * The settings will be applied to new donations.

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#### Recommendations&#x20;

* Minimum donation amount: Set a value to exclude spam and small transactions.
* Speech volume: Adjust the level to be comfortable for viewers.
* Blacklist: Update the words regularly based on chat activity.
* Speech Synthesis: Use to add convenience and interactivity to donations.


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