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Transform Your Vision into Reality with Qubic Grants

The Qubic Grants Program supports the development of high-quality smart contracts and solutions to enhance the Qubic ecosystem, encouraging proposals that address various ecosystem needs

Discover Qubic

Token Insurance
Lending Protocols
Developer Tools
Token Creation
Crowdfunding Platform
Crowdfunding Platform
Loyalty Programs
Carbon Credits Trading
DeFi Yield Farming
Data Marketplaces

Liquidity Pools
Name Service
Derivatives Contracts
Tradehistory TXs
Mixing Service
Multisign + UI
Decentralized Voting
UX to Interact with SC

Application Process

Initial Proposal

Submit your detailed proposal via the Qubic website, including project details, requested funding, and team background.

Review and Selection

Proposals are evaluated based on impact, feasibility, and alignment with Qubic’s goals.

Development and Delivery

Funding is released in four stages, each tied to specific milestones: setup, mid-development, beta testing, and final deployment.

Evaluation and Audit

All projects undergo thorough evaluation, including code reviews and security audits, to ensure they meet program standards.

Project Guidelines

Tutorials

Video tutorials to explain user interfaces are highly encouraged. These tutorials will help users understand and utilize the smart contracts effectively.

Documentation

Comprehensive documentation explaining the functionality. This should include user guides, API documentation, and technical specifications.

Detailed Proposal Requirements

The Qubic Grants Program is designed to be open and accessible. If you want to contribute or get involved, here are some ways you can do that

Concept Validation

The proposal must include a well-researched or tested concept, ideally with evidence of prior work.

Technical Design

A detailed technical design is required. The more comprehensive, the better. Include diagrams, flowcharts, and any other documentation.

Relevant Experience

Experience with relevant languages and front-end implementations. Provide examples of past projects or contributions to similar technologies.

Sustainable Development

Show how the project will be sustained after the grant, either through a commitment to the technology, additional funding, or a business model.

Innovation

Highlight how the application stands out among competitors or implements technology that is not yet present in the ecosystem.

Open Source

All produced code must be open-source and should not rely on closed-source software. Preferred licenses include Apache 2.0, GPLv3, MIT, or Unlicense.

Token Sales

Projects with token sales are ineligible for grants. Exceptions include token swaps that promote interoperability with Qubic’s technology.

Multiple Grants

A team can apply for several grants. Outline how you plan to manage multiple projects and ensure quality across all of them.

Legal Compliance

We do not fund projects that encourage criminal activities. Ensure that your proposal adheres to all relevant laws and regulations.

Hackathons

Sometimes, the Qubic Foundation run hackathons to help people quickly create new ideas for Qubic. We really think you should join these hackathons! But remember, you can’t use the same project for both a hackathon and the Grants Program.

If you are working on a project for a hackathon, your grant application should either have different features or add to your hackathon project. This rule also works the other way.