Careful questions are welcome here.
Yes. Prayer Practitioners are compensated for the time and commitment involved in completing prayer requests. We do not claim that money makes a prayer more powerful or that paying earns divine favor. We believe the power of present-moment consciousness, awareness, and intention can amplify the power of prayer — and that real human attention matters.
99Prayers charges for coordinating a network of 99 people who commit to completing a requested prayer. Practitioners are compensated for participating. We make no claim that spiritual outcomes can be purchased.
No. A higher offer is intended to move a request higher in the assignment queue. It does not make a prayer spiritually superior and does not guarantee any outcome.
That criticism is fair to raise. Higher offers help attract practitioners faster. Waiting time also increases priority so lower-priced requests are not intended to remain buried indefinitely.
For standard requests, completion relies on the practitioner's affirmation. Recorded options provide stronger evidence. No platform can verify another person's private internal spiritual intention.
A single practitioner can only occupy one slot on a request. Suspicious behavior can be reviewed. Future recorded options provide additional evidence.
No. AI-generated or synthetic recordings are prohibited as evidence of completion. Recorded prayer must contain the actual practitioner's voice.
No.
No. We do not sell prayer data and do not use prayer text for targeted advertising.
Only information the requester chooses to disclose should be shown.
No, not in v0.1 and not through off-platform contact obtained from prayer data.
Requests are intended to be private by default. Only assigned practitioners and authorized platform staff should access full prayer content in the future live system.
No.
99Prayers may reject requests that threaten, degrade, coerce, harass, or target identifiable people in harmful ways.
We do not claim to determine whether someone is a "real Christian." Verified status, when used, refers to additional identity and/or community-affiliation review.
We cannot objectively verify spirituality. We can verify identity, references, certain affiliations, and platform behavior.
No, unless the legal organization later actually becomes one.
We do not claim charity status unless legally established.
No. Planned prayer-request payments are service payments unless legal structure later explicitly says otherwise.
We do not claim tax deductibility unless legally confirmed.
No. 99Prayers does not teach that payment produces divine favor, wealth, healing, or a specific outcome. The brand may use visual themes of abundance, generosity, flourishing, and community.
That concern deserves a straight answer. Compensation should be disclosed upfront, assignments voluntary, outcomes not guaranteed, privacy protected, and practitioners free to decline.
99Prayers plans to charge a small disclosed platform fee for operating the service. Practitioner compensation, platform fee, and payment/network costs should be shown separately.
99Prayers is privately operated. The service limits unnecessary publication of team members' personal information for privacy and security. Legally required disclosures will be made where required.
Bitcoin can support direct global digital payments across different banking environments. It also introduces technical and regulatory complications, which is why real payment functionality is not enabled in v0.1.
The planned live system does not mark a prayer complete until 99 qualifying practitioners complete it. Expired or declined assignments are replaced.
The planned system settles only after all 99 qualifying completions have been recorded.
For v0.1, payments are not live, so the site does not accept prayer funds. Future live payment design must disclose settlement and failure behavior clearly before money is accepted.
No. 99Prayers v0.1 is a pre-launch recruitment and product-preview release.
Because the network depends on having real practitioners first. v0.1 is being used to build that practitioner community and test the product honestly before accepting money.