Projects and organizations funded by the Interledger Foundation, working to expand access to digital financial services around the world.
Interledger grantees work across the world in different financial environments, from regions with limited infrastructure to highly connected digital economies. They include community-based organizations, researchers, technologists, and advocates who build infrastructure, advance research, shape policy, and expand how financial systems work in practice.
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Digital Financial Services
75 000 USD
Total amount committed
ENEZA will provide the general public with the potential to access microcredit capabilities. Most people don’t qualify for microlending services.
Digital Financial Services
75 000 USD
Total amount committed
One of the significant current gaps in the ILP network is the ability to use a Tier 1 ILP capable wallet on the continent and the major countries In Europe, South East - Asia, and Southern America.
Digital Financial Services
75 000 USD
Total amount committed
MUDA is looking to digitize the process by implementing a solution that will apply the ILP technology to digitize and improve the way the current cross-border liquidity is aggregated, managed, and utilized.
Digital Financial Services
75 000 USD
Total amount committed
Paystreme will provide a real-world use case that the ILP requires to gain traction in Latin America and beyond.
Digital Financial Services
75 000 USD
Total amount committed
One of the significant current gaps in the ILP network is the ability to use a Tier 1 ILP capable wallet on the continent and the major countries In Europe, South East - Asia, and Southern America.
Digital Financial Services
75 000 USD
Total amount committed
The People's Clearinghouse is a social innovation project to benefit the broader public, specifically rural and indigenous people who have organized themselves into co-ops
NextGen Higher Education
30 000 USD
Total amount committed
To engage more students at HBCUs in open protocols by expanding our program to include coursework, micro internships, supporting resources, mentorship, community engagement, and foster collaboration. This expansion includes student engagement, forming partnerships with HBCUs and other organizations, encouraging community support for students, and supporting student contributions to open protocols. The project developing talent, leadership, and coordination to establish a self-sustaining pipeline among the HBCU community along with under-represented talent that offers various interests, capabilities, and perspectives.
Ambassadorships & Fellowships
30 000 USD
Total amount committed
To extend the Web Monetization learning materials, creating educational assets on different ways to Web Monetize your digital assets and on different Web Monetization tools and platforms. In parallel to this, I'd also focus on community outreach, education, and on-boarding to specific digital niche communities with a focus on disability communities as well as within various digital communities that I am a part of that are well suited to Web Monetize with ease (including the open education, travel media, web series, and contemporary media communities globally).
Grant for the Web
24 500 USD
Total amount committed
Develop an enhanced service that could be of value to organizations whose activities are geographically constrained, by demonstrating how the integration of GeoIP data and Interledger based monetization can offer organizations the opportunity to selectively deploy monetization.
Grant for the Web
38 519.94 USD
Total amount committed
Black Web Fest x Web Monetization will address these issues by teaching Black creators about the benefits and utility of Web Monetization. During the project, organizers will engage the Black Web Fest community through a film competition, a virtual marketing course, and digital publicity course. All the courses will be recorded, transcribed, and available for playback on Blackwebfest.org.