Five New Grant for the Web Awardees Announced

We are excited to announce that the Interledger Foundation’s Grant for the Web program has awarded five new projects that explore Web Monetization in the fields of culture, art, and technology, all while introducing more people to the idea of better business models for the web.

Announcing Grant for the Web's Next Public Call for Proposals

Through the Grant for the Web program, the Interledger Foundation aims to fund innovation supporting openly-networked payments on the web using the Interledger Protocol and the Web Monetization standard. To that end we are excited to announce that our next public Call For Proposals is open as of Monday July 26th and will run through September 22nd.

What We’ve Learned from Our Early Grantmaking, and How We Are Applying It To Our New Open Call for Proposals

This time last year we were in the middle of our first open call for proposals, transitioning from an idea to a real program. We wanted to be making grants in the world, we wanted to be managing projects, and we wanted to be building community.

Announcing our second grantee cohort

Grant for the Web announces 26 recipients from our Second Chance call for proposals.

Money City: An open source toolkit

Explore the future of money with this open source simulation game

Community Next

Building the next phase of the Web Monetization community

The Interledger Foundation is now the official home of Grant for the Web

David Lockie: A Grant for the Web Ambassador

Seeking browser engineers

If you’re excited by the challenge of building, experimenting and developing the components required to make Web Monetization a standard part of the web platform then we’d like to support you by making you a Grant for the Web Technical Scholar.

Artist Rescue Trust opens new grant application for creators

GftW grantee Artist Rescue Trust will award $150,000 in funding and Web Monetization education to 100 U.S. creators impacted by COVID-19.