RDAI Non-profit programme

NGO RDAI

Financial transparency

Programme fees are not payment for information. Information is free. Fees pay for the operational infrastructure that makes live participation possible.

Figures for the current period are not published yet. This page lists what money is spent on and how it is categorised. Amounts appear here with the first annual report, together with the period they cover. We would rather show you an empty table than a number we cannot source.

Where programme fees go

Every Programme Pass is a contribution to running the programme. These are the categories the organisation reports against.

Expenditure categories. Amounts pending the first annual report.
Category What it covers Amount
Mentor recruitment and coordination Finding experienced practitioners, vetting them, matching them to tracks and teams, scheduling their time. Not published yet
Programme administration Intake, participant records, communications, compliance and reporting. Not published yet
Project and team coordination Preparing MVP briefs, forming distributed teams, keeping three-month projects moving. Not published yet
Workshop and event operations Running live webinars and workshops, recording them, publishing the recordings for free. Not published yet
Participant support Assignment reviews, answering participants, resolving problems during a cohort. Not published yet
Platform and tooling Hosting, email delivery, the tools used to run sessions and store participant records. Not published yet

"Why does a non-profit spend on administration?"

Because experienced mentors volunteer their time. RDAI pays for the infrastructure required to find them, coordinate them and make their expertise available to participants. A volunteer contribution does not organise itself.

Mentors are not a purchased resource. Their expertise is a volunteer contribution. The money goes to the work that lets that contribution reach the people who need it.

The model, in order

  1. Free education Recordings of webinars and workshops, free after registration.
  2. Paid participation Programme Pass at ₹300/month or ₹1,300/year.
  3. Operational infrastructure The categories in the table above.
  4. Volunteer startup mentors 5+ years of startup experience, contributing time.
  5. Real MVP work Three months, distributed team, AI-assisted delivery.
  6. Demonstrable skills and reviewed evidence What a participant can actually show afterwards.

Refunds

The yearly Programme Pass carries a refund commitment: if, after twelve months in which every assignment was completed, the programme has not helped you build skills and evidence, the pass is refunded in full. The monthly pass does not carry this commitment. The exact conditions are in the terms of service.

Questions about the finances

Write to rdai@digitalassetinsurance.online. Questions about how fees are used get a direct answer.