Which innovative payment system was first adopted by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in 2018 that allowed visitors at wildlife sanctuaries to make contactless donations directly to specific animal conservation projects?

Conservation organizations have revolutionized how they fund wildlife protection efforts through retail innovations. From sophisticated point-of-sale systems at conservation gift shops to online marketplaces selling wildlife adoption packages, the retail payment landscape for wildlife organizations has evolved dramatically. Test your knowledge about how these organizations process transactions to support their conservation missions around the world.

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Project Tap: NFC-enabled donation stations that allowed visitors to tap cards or phones to donate specific amounts to targeted conservation efforts
WildWallet: A blockchain-based donation platform that created digital tokens representing endangered species
EcoScan: QR code system placed on animal enclosures that linked to individual animal sponsorship pages
ConservePay: Biometric payment terminals that identified visitors through fingerprints and suggested personalized donation amounts