Uniswap Foundation Open Grants

Who can apply

• work that contributes to the Uniswap ecosystem and benefits people beyond your own product

What the form asks

• Project Name: a project name
• First Name: your first name
• Last Name: your last name
• Email: your email
• Telegram Handle: your Telegram handle
• Website URL: a website link
• Project X (Twitter): the project's X handle
• GitHub Repo or Codebase: a GitHub repo link
• Project Type: a project type
• Project Launch Stage: a launch stage
• What are you building, and who is it for?: what you build and for whom
• How does your project contribute to the Uniswap Ecosystem?: how it helps the Uniswap ecosystem
• What are your most relevant metrics? (TVL, volume, users, revenue, whatever applies): your key metrics with proof links
• What will you use the grant for, and what are your milestones?: use of funds and milestones
• Requested Grant Amount: the amount with a cost breakdown
• Beyond funding, what support would help most?: the support you want
• Tell us about your team? What skills do you have?: a note on your team and skills
• Have you received prior UF or ecosystem grants?: whether you had prior grants
• Upload a pitch deck or product overview: optional
• Anything else you'd like to share?: optional

Rules

• No deadline is stated; the form is open now.
• The Foundation's build page links a HubSpot application form, which EarnKit could not read. The questions listed here were read from the Foundation's Notion application form and may differ from the HubSpot form.
• Categories: Ecosystem, Governance, Community and Events, Security, and Research and Implementation grants.
• Explain why the work belongs in the Uniswap Foundation's program and who benefits beyond your own product.
• Define concrete, checkable milestones with realistic timelines, each mapped to deliverables, line-item costs and funding.
• Back traction with onchain data, public dashboards, app store listings or GitHub activity. Registrations, pool counts, self-priced TVL, attendance or reach are not enough.
• Tools, data feeds, SDKs and integrations for other teams need evidence of use by multiple independent teams.
• Name the people doing the work with links to profiles or shipped projects. First-time builders are welcome, with scope matched to their track record.
• Not funded: projects launching a new crypto asset, and launchpads for them; standalone security audits (use the UFSF audit subsidy); v4 hook development (use UFSF); Unichain-specific builder grants (use Unichain Grants); standalone analytics dashboards, alert services and yield or APR estimators for Uniswap pools; incentive campaigns; consulting; subsidies for your own launch, seed liquidity, marketing or new-chain launches.
• Applications do not advance with overstated claims, unexplained duplication of existing work, unrealistic timelines, no verifiable team identity, or a proposal that could be sent unchanged to another protocol.
• Projects with privacy or mixing features, asset distribution or airdrops, sanctions screening, gambling or money transmission may need legal review.

What they want now

Uniswap wants Liquidity tools, infra and protocol integrations, Developer onboarding, SDKs and education, Governance tooling, analytics and experiments