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Reactive Dev Fund | Build Your dApp with $3M in Funding Reactive Network’s $3M Dev Fund supports teams building event-driven, cross-chain dApps using Reactive Contracts (RCs). Selected projects receive funding, technical mentorship, and access to Reactive's infrastructure and developer tools. On-Chain If-This-Then-That for Smart Contracts + Reactive Network is an EVM automation layer for building event-driven decentralized apps.
+ Developers build and run these apps inside their own ReactVM instance within Reactive Network. + Reactive Contracts automatically respond to on-chain events without user interaction or off-chain automation. Projects funding in $REACT tokens, distributed as development milestones are completed.
Teams get technical training and mentorship from Reactive's dev team and ecosystem partners. Projects can collaborate with other teams building applications within Reactive's ecosystem. Teams may present their projects to venture capital partners associated with Reactive's ecosystem.
Reactive may promote funded projects through ecosystem channels and communications. Application Process and Requirements Applications are accepted on a rolling basis from individual developers and teams. Applications are reviewed based on the project’s technical approach, development stage, and use of Reactive Network.
Approved projects receive funding in stages as development milestones are completed. Teams may receive technical guidance, ecosystem collaboration opportunities, and introductions to venture partners. Reactive Grants for Builders $3,000 – $5,000 for proof-of-concept or MVP-stage projects.
Up to $10,000 for projects with early user traction or working deployments. Non-technical contributions such as community-building, content creation, or event organization. Application Evaluation Criteria Applications are evaluated based on: - Technical innovation and feasibility Find Developers Interested in Building Reactive Dev Fund Projects.
Any individual developer or team building EVM-compatible dApps can apply. Projects may be at the idea stage, proof of concept, or already in development. Dev Fund supports apps that run on Reactive Network, including: - Event-driven applications built with Reactive Contracts - Gaming and other decentralized applications Submit an application through the official form on Reactive's website.
Applicants provide information about their project, team, development milestones, and funding requirements. No, applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Applicants receive an initial response within two weeks.
If the application proceeds, the team may request additional information or schedule interviews. Funding is milestone-based and distributed as development goals are completed. Two grant types are available: - Builder Grants (proof-of-concept or MVP projects) - Growth Grants (projects with early traction) Yes.
Applicants may still receive feedback, technical guidance, or ecosystem introductions even if funding is not granted immediately. No. Applications are accepted from early-stage concepts through mature projects. Yes.
Applicants may reapply after addressing feedback provided during evaluation. No. Dev Fund is open to applicants worldwide. Applicants are generally expected to complete the current grant project before applying for additional funding.
Funding is released within five working days after each approved milestone is completed. Applications are not publicly disclosed. Information may be shared with advisors involved in the review process.
Yes. However, basic KYC may be required before funds are transferred. No. Projects may be open-source or closed-source.
No. Dev Fund provides non-dilutive funding. There are no equity, token, or repayment obligations.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Any individual developer or team building EVM-compatible dApps. Projects may be at the idea stage, proof of concept, or already in development. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $3,000 - $10,000 (in $REACT tokens). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Reactive Dev Fund is funded by Reactive Network. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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