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GrantiX is a platform for social entrepreneurs and socially significant initiatives. It helps to present a project, organize a fundraising campaign, attract support, and show donors the progress and results of implementation. The platform combines familiar Web2 tools with Web3 capabilities.
Primarily for social entrepreneurs, initiative teams, non-profit and socially beneficial projects, as well as for individuals and organizations that want to support them.
This is an initiative that addresses a specific social, educational, environmental, cultural, inclusive, or other socially significant issue and can clearly explain who will benefit and how.
The project must have a clear social goal, a description of the problem and solution, a target audience or beneficiaries, a realistic action plan, and an explanation of what the funds are needed for. For complex or non-standard cases, it is better to request an individual consultation with the GrantiX team.
No. A social entrepreneur can start with a regular job with a profile and project page. If you decide to accept cryptocurrency donations, the GrantiX team can separately assist you with understanding wallets, networks, and further work with the funds.
No. GrantiX works not only with foundations and NGOs but also with social entrepreneurs and other socially significant initiatives. Specific requirements depend on the project, country, and legal status, so in disputed cases, it is better to seek individual consultation.
Yes, an individual social entrepreneur can be the initiator. However, to submit a project, it is necessary to undergo mandatory KYC verification and provide the information requested by the GrantiX team.
GrantiX is focused on international projects. However, legal, payment, and cryptocurrency restrictions vary by country, so the ability to post and the available methods for working with funds may require individual verification.
If the project has a socially beneficial goal, a clear plan, and an explainable budget, it can be submitted for consideration. Since the criteria may depend on the country, the format of the activity, and the specifics of the project, it is better to get a final answer during an individual consultation.
Yes. The project does not necessarily have to start from scratch. An existing initiative can raise funds for a specific new stage, expansion, equipment, event, or another clear goal.
Yes, if it has a well-developed social goal, implementation plan, budget, and responsible team or founder.
The possibility of launching multiple campaigns depends on their content and status. If you have several initiatives, it is better to discuss the placement structure with the GrantiX team so that the projects do not duplicate each other and are clear to donors.
Yes. Passing KYC is mandatory for every social entrepreneur who posts a project on GrantiX.
KYC helps to verify the identity of the person responsible for the project and fundraising. This is an important part of project verification and protecting the trust between the platform, initiative authors, and donors.
No. GrantiX does not store users' personal data on its side. The data is protected and used only within the necessary processes of the platform and verification.
No. Donating on GrantiX is by default anonymous. The donor's personal account is created for the user's convenience — to track supported projects, donation amounts, and updates, rather than for de-anonymization.
The standard fee for launching a project and conducting a fundraising campaign is up to 10% of the desired fundraising amount: up to 5% at the start and up to 5% after the campaign ends. Before launching the project, the applicable conditions are confirmed by the GrantiX team.
Yes. There is currently a promotion: the first 100 projects on GrantiX are placed free of charge. The GrantiX team confirms whether the terms of the promotion apply to a specific project before its launch.
After the campaign ends, the standard platform conditions apply: the commission for placing and conducting a fundraising campaign can be up to 10% of the desired amount raised — up to 5% at the start and up to 5% after completion.
No. The blockchain network fee, or gas, is a separate network fee for processing a cryptocurrency transaction. Its amount is set by the blockchain network itself, and GrantiX cannot assign or regulate it.
You need to register, provide information about yourself and the project, undergo mandatory KYC, and prepare a campaign description. After verification and approval, the project can be published on the platform.
Usually, a clear description of the problem and solution, the project's goal, information about the team or founder, target audience, budget, plan for using funds, expected results, and materials confirming the project's activities are needed.
The budget shows the donor why the project needs funds and how they will be used. The more specific the expense items, the easier it is to assess the realism and transparency of the campaign.
The target amount should be based on the actual needs of the project and its budget. It is better to raise funds for a clear, achievable stage with justifiable expenses than to specify a large amount without sufficient justification.
Clarifications and updates are possible, but significant changes to the goals, budget, or allocation of funds must be agreed upon with GrantiX. Donors make decisions based on the information published at the time of supporting the project.
No. The project is under review. If the information is insufficient, the GrantiX team may request clarifications, documents, or revisions to the description and budget.
No. GrantiX provides infrastructure and tools for fundraising, but cannot guarantee a specific amount, number of donors, or timeline for reaching the goal.
GrantiX may include projects in its own informational and community activities. At the same time, it is also important for the project author to independently promote the campaign through their social networks, partners, and communities.
Yes, this is desirable. The project's history, the founder's personal network, partners, and their own channels often significantly influence the fundraising outcome.
Yes. Regular updates help donors understand what is happening with the project after the donation. These can include photos, implementation stages, purchases, events, results, and explanations of any changes that arise.
Yes. Transparency after receiving support is an important part of the GrantiX model. Donors should understand what stated objectives have been achieved and how the collected funds were used.
After reaching the goal, the main task shifts from fundraising to implementing the stated plan and publishing confirmations of the results. The further status of the campaign is determined by the conditions of the specific project and the platform.
An incomplete fundraising campaign does not allow the use of funds for any other purposes. Further actions depend on the campaign conditions, the actual amount raised, and the possibility of implementing the stated plan. In such a situation, it is necessary to coordinate actions with GrantiX.
It is important to inform donors about changes to GrantiX as early as possible and explain the situation. Significant changes to the budget, timelines, or allocation of funds should not be made quietly.
If the campaign is terminated and the stated goals can no longer be achieved, a refund of the received donations may be required. The specific procedure depends on the circumstances of the campaign and the rules of GrantiX.
Yes. GrantiX can provide additional support on a paid basis. The cost is determined by agreement and depends on the volume of assistance required.
Depending on the task, support may include consultations, assistance with creating and setting up a cryptocurrency wallet, explaining how to work with cryptocurrency donations, and help with the process of withdrawing the received funds. The specific scope of work and price are agreed upon separately.
Yes, such assistance can be part of a paid support service. At the same time, the wallet must remain under the control of the owner: the seed phrase, private key, and passwords should not be shared with third parties.
GrantiX can help clarify the options for withdrawing and exchanging funds as part of the paid support. The specific method depends on the country, available exchanges and payment services, banking regulations, and local legislation.
Contact the GrantiX team for a personalized consultation. This is especially important for questions related to the legal status of the project, the country, KYC, receiving and withdrawing cryptocurrency, or non-standard campaign structures.
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