XPHERE Grant Program
The XPHERE Grant Program supports builders, developers, and teams driving innovation across the XPHERE ecosystem — whether you are launching a dApp, building infrastructure, or growing the community.
The page linked above is the authoritative source for the program. This document summarises it for builders already working in the docs.
At a Glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Program | XPHERE Grant Program |
| Who it is for | Builders, developers, and teams building on XPHERE |
| Focus areas | Launching a dApp · Building infrastructure · Growing the community |
| Review | Rolling basis — applications are accepted and reviewed continuously |
| Notification | Selected applicants are contacted within 14 business days |
| Apply | Application form |
| Official page | x-phere.com/grant.html |
What the Program Supports
The program is directed at work that advances the XPHERE ecosystem, across three broad areas:
| Area | Examples of the kind of work |
|---|---|
| dApps | Applications launching on XPHERE |
| Infrastructure | Tooling, services, and systems the ecosystem depends on |
| Community | Initiatives that grow and support the XPHERE community |
These are the focus areas the Foundation has published. They describe direction, not a closed list.
How Review Works
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis — there is no application window to wait for, and no published deadline. Submit when your proposal is ready.
Selected applicants are contacted within 14 business days. Plan around that timeline rather than an expected decision on a specific date.
The Foundation has not published grant amounts, funding tiers, milestone structures, or evaluation scoring for this program. Treat any such figures found elsewhere as unofficial. Submitting an application is not a commitment of funding by the Foundation.
How to Apply
- Read the official program page at x-phere.com/grant.html.
- Prepare your proposal (see Preparing Your Application below).
- Submit the application form.
- Wait for contact. Selected applicants are contacted within 14 business days.
Preparing Your Application
The Foundation has not published application requirements or evaluation criteria. The points below are practical guidance for writing a clear submission — nothing here is an official condition of eligibility, and meeting these points does not affect eligibility one way or the other.
A submission is easier to assess when it answers four questions plainly:
| Question | What helps |
|---|---|
| What are you building? | A clear, concrete description in plain language — what it does and who uses it. |
| How does it use XPHERE? | Which parts run on XPHERE, and why the network is the right place for them. |
| Who is the team? | Who is doing the work, and relevant prior work or repositories. |
| What is the current status? | Idea, prototype, testnet deployment, or live — and what is next. |
Links that let a reviewer verify the work themselves are generally more useful than description alone — a repository, or a contract address on the explorer for the network it is deployed to: xpscan.io or xp.tamsa.io for Mainnet, xpt.tamsa.io for a Testnet deployment.
Pre-Grant Program
The earlier Pre-Grant Program has concluded, and its selected projects have been announced. Further grant opportunities and ecosystem initiatives are planned; details are published on the official grant page as they become available.
Resources for Builders
If you are preparing a proposal, these pages cover what you will need to build and demonstrate on XPHERE:
| Resource | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Developer Quickstart | From empty directory to a deployed contract |
| Smart Contracts | Writing, deploying, and verifying contracts |
| Network Information | Chain IDs, RPC endpoints, explorers, and network parameters |
| Testnet Faucet | 10 XPT per address per 24 h, for Testnet development |
See Also
- Ecosystem Directory — projects building on XPHERE
- Developer Quickstart — start building
- Official grant page — the authoritative source for this program