GrantiX – Empowering Social
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GrantiX combines the simplicity of traditional Web2 fundraising with the opportunities offered by Web3. Social entrepreneurs do not need to be crypto experts to use the platform. They can start with a regular project profile and fundraising campaign, while GrantiX provides additional support if they want to accept cryptocurrency donations and use Web3 tools.

Social entrepreneurs, nonprofit organizations, initiative teams, and other socially impactful projects can apply. You do not have to be a registered charity or NGO. An individual social entrepreneur can also launch a project, provided they complete the required KYC verification and submit the necessary project information.

Projects should have a clear social purpose and address a specific social, educational, environmental, cultural, inclusion-related, or other socially significant issue. They should clearly explain the problem, the proposed solution, the people who will benefit, the implementation plan, and how the requested funds will be used.

You create an account, provide information about yourself and your project, complete the required KYC verification, and prepare your campaign. The GrantiX team reviews the project and may request additional information or adjustments. Once approved, the campaign can be published and start receiving support.

The process starts with registration and submission of information about the project and its team. The project owner then completes KYC verification and prepares the campaign details, including the project description and budget. GrantiX reviews the application and may request additional information or changes. Once everything is approved, the project can be published on the platform.

Create an account, submit information about yourself and your project, complete the required KYC verification, and prepare your campaign description. After the project has been reviewed and approved by GrantiX, it can be published on the platform.

There is no single fixed list for every project, as requirements may vary depending on the project and its circumstances. Typically, you will need to provide information about the project and its founder or team, a clear description of the problem and solution, the target audience or beneficiaries, a budget, a plan for using the funds, expected results, and supporting materials related to the project’s activities. Additional documents or information may be requested during the review process.