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Get Funded to Build on Reactive
Reactive's Dev Fund backs teams building event-driven, cross-chain dApps on Reactive. We support projects with real traction and a clear path to lasting activity on mainnet, with funding and access to Reactive's infrastructure and tools.
What You Get
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Milestone Funding
Funding in REACT, released in stages as you complete development milestones.
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Reactive Team Support
Access to Reactive's dev team and ecosystem partners whenever you hit an obstacle.
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Marketing Support
Promotion through Reactive's channels and communications.
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Investor Introductions
Present your project to venture partners across the Reactive ecosystem.
Application Process
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Apply Any Time
Applications are always open to individual developers and teams.
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Project Review
Each project is assessed on its technical approach, traction, and use of Reactive.
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Making Decision
If your project moves forward, we may request more detail or set up a call.
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Milestone Funding
Approved teams receive funding in stages as they complete development milestones.
Selection Criteria
FAQ
Any individual developer or team building EVM-compatible dApps on Reactive, with real traction or a clear path to mainnet adoption.
Apps that run on Reactive Network: event-driven applications built with Reactive Contracts, DeFi, automation tools, gaming, and other decentralized apps.
Submit the application form. You'll share details about your project, team, and development milestones.
You'll get an initial response within two weeks. If it moves forward, we may request more detail or set up a call.
Funding is milestone-based, released in stages as development goals are completed.
Within five working days after each approved milestone.
No. Funding is non-dilutive, with no equity, token, or repayment obligations.
Yes. You can reapply after addressing the feedback from your review.
No. Reactive Dev Fund is open worldwide, though basic KYC may be required before funds are transferred.
No. Projects can be open- or closed-source.