Web3 bounties for real on-chain work

A Web3 bounty is a paid task posted to the platform — anything from a developer integration to a marketing video. Contributors submit work, the bounty poster picks a winner, and the reward is paid from on-chain escrow. Web3 Bounties is Cardano-native today; the brand is deliberately chain-neutral so we can support more chains as they fit.

Posters define the task and fund the reward into a Plutus V3 escrow script on Cardano. Contributors browse open bounties and submit their work. The poster reviews submissions and selects a winner; on selection the reward is released from escrow — 97% to the winner, 3% to the platform treasury. Disputes are routed to a neutral arbiter.

Yes. Bounties are denominated in USD-equivalent stablecoins (USDM, USDA, USDCx) but settle in tADA on testnet and ADA / native stables on mainnet. You'll need a Cardano wallet (Lace, Eternl, Vespr, Nami, etc) — or sign in with Google and we'll generate a custodial wallet for you.

Anything: development, design, content, community work, research, translations, video, audio. The platform is built for the full range of on-chain contribution, not just security work.

Yes. Bounties are funded into a Plutus V3 smart contract on Cardano before they go live. Contributors can verify the reward exists on-chain before spending time on a submission.

The bounty poster decides, picking from the submissions on the bounty's detail page. The platform never auto-judges and never takes a cut beyond the documented 3% treasury fee.

Either party can open a dispute through the platform. Disputes are resolved by a neutral arbiter address baked into the escrow validator; the arbiter can sign a payout to either side. Resolution is transparent and on-chain.

No. Web3 Bounties is a general-purpose bounty marketplace for real on-chain work — development, design, content, community. Security bounties can be listed too, but the platform is not focused on vulnerability reporting workflows the way dedicated security platforms are.

No — different platform. "Cardano Bounties" is a separate competition-style platform; Web3 Bounties is an independent on-chain bounty marketplace that happens to settle on Cardano today.

You can sign in with a CIP-30 wallet (Lace, Eternl, Vespr, Nami, Yoroi, Typhon, Begin, etc) — that's the recommended self-custody path. Or sign in with Google and we'll generate a custodial wallet for you so you can post and complete bounties without installing anything.

Yes. Projects, DAOs, teams, founders and individuals can all post bounties. Fund a task in a stablecoin, set a deadline, define what "done" looks like and let the Web3 community deliver.