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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Grant for the Web
50 000 USD
Total amount committed
Creating a working prototype of a "pay what you can" eBook publishing model, characterized by transparent and simple royalties structures. It will integrate both WMS and legacy payment rails, and anchor royalties in self-sovereign identity tooling.
Grant for the Web
20 000 USD
Total amount committed
Conducting one-on-one consultations to provide pro-bono legal assistance to independent online creators who use Web Monetization technology, including to Grant for the Web grantees. Also, publishing educational resources based on those consultations to provide guidance to the vast majority of creators in need who we donāt have the capacity to directly assist.
Ambassadorships & Fellowships
32 300 USD
Total amount committed
This technical scholarship is to determine if Web Monetization works using existing web technologies, or if new browser infrastructure is required to support the Interledger Protocol. Heāll also examine the potential implications for a browser from a privacy and security perspective, and ensure currently specified solutions are robust enough to work with modern web development practices.
Grant for the Web
33 704.60 USD
Total amount committed
Demonstrating viability of comedy website Spooky by mentoring and publishing diverse and emerging comedy writers. Developing open-source resources to promote equity and ethics among web publishers.
Grant for the Web
45 000 USD
Total amount committed
Experimenting with Web Monetization a revenue method to keep Streetmix accessible and funded solely by industry professionals as our customers. Streetmix is a web-based street design platform, which encourages anyone to redesign streets in their own neighborhood, without needing urban planning or civil engineering expertise.
Grant for the Web
15 000 USD
Total amount committed
Using experiments, interviews, and case studies to create open educational, online learning opportunities around the Web Monetization standard, and to inform sustainable funding models.
Grant for the Web
8 462 USD
Total amount committed
Using Web Monetization to provide access to childrenās bedtime stories without advertisements and tracking getting in the way.
Grant for the Web
50 000 USD
Total amount committed
Building Tembo, a free and open development platform, designed for creating open-source web database applications that are monetized by default, with micropayments accruing to the software creator.
Grant for the Web
16 000 USD
Total amount committed
Web Monetizing the Chicago Genius Herald, a satire outlet experimenting with civic-focused longer form content. Without the corporate backing other satire sites rely on, we look forward to learning about what a profitable, sustainable way forward might look like that leaves our creative vision intact and continues to generate content that spurs essential community dialogue.
Grant for the Web
15 000 USD
Total amount committed
Converting The Nordly ā a Minneapolis-based humor site that satirizes the Upper Midwest ā to a Web Monetized model to sustainably continue to create locally-focused comedy and support the diverse comedians who make it.