> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://0xdao.gitbook.io/0x-dao/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://0xdao.gitbook.io/0x-dao/ecosystem-value-experiment/0xdao-grant-program-framework-v1-1.md). # 0xDAO Grant Program Framework (v2) > **Note: Effective 15 May 2022, v2 supersedes v1** ### Background Building on momentum, outcomes, and learnings from v1, 0xDAO Grants v2 is structured as an experiment focused on a specific use case, with tightly defined qualification criteria and active support commitments. ### Qualification Criteria * Must incorporate NFTs in some way (not necessarily a marketplace) * Must use 0x(v4) + NFT Swap SDK (limited exceptions may be made for v2 or v3) * Must support Polygon Network * Must use the `feeRecipient` or `affiliateAddress` parameter in orders * Must have a path to launch an MVP within 60 days of grant receipt * Stackable bonus for projects that also incorporate Lens Protocol * Preference will be given to bootstrapped projects, i.e., projects that don't have VC funding > Note: Grants are intended to support new development and initiatives and generally will not be awarded retroactively for work already done unless there are unique or extenuating circumstances ### Our Commitments * Up to $150k allocated in $5-10k grants (disbursed in $ZRX and $MATIC) * Developer support in dedicated trader.xyz Discord channel * Shared, hosted orderbook (trader.xyz) * Additional support for projects meeting certain metrics (TBD) * Bonus grants may be awarded for projects that contribute new features to the SDK ### Application Form
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