Chimoney
Digital Financial Services
75 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Nigeria, Canada, US
Project lead: Uchi Uchibeke
Grantee Directory
Projects and organizations funded by the Interledger Foundation, working to expand access to digital financial services around the world.
The Work in Practice
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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RESIMULATE: Econonomic agendas to (get rich and) stop worrying about the future.
Future Money Grant
25 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Mexico
Project lead: Felipe BruguesRESIMULATE explores the effectiveness of financial and economic programs popular in the self-help business literature and in various worldwide political policies in generating financial inclusion. With the use of interactive computational simulations of economic models, RESIMULATE directs two large-scale 3D clay printers. Through the expression in the sculptural possibilities, the voids, weaknesses, and even strengths of financial systems and strategies take shape and become self-evident.
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The Waterworks of Money.
Future Money Grant
25 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Netherlands
Project lead: Carlijn KingmaDigital Media/animation. They are mapping three future scenarios in which new forms of digital money, payment systems, and systemic change play a pivotal role. By making the world of money more understandable for people without a financial or economic background we have noticed discussions on the design of our monetary system become more accessible. With our maps and the metaphor of water, suddenly people who were never interested in the topic join the discussion about other payments structures, CBDC and restructuring our capital markets.
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Bowie State University 2
NextGen Higher Education
150 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: United States
Project lead: Dr. Andrew MangleThrough ILFās support, Bowie State University will use the proposed course to hone the focus of eCommerce through the lens of the digital financial ecosystem that supports the exchange of goods and services. In particular, the course will explore tipping, alternative advertising, disintermediation, and rearchitecting eCommerce without central authorities.