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# Four Token Grants (TBA)

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**Tip:** The 4P Grant Program is not yet operational, more detailed information will be available as the project develops. 
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### Grant Program 

The 4P Grants Program offers a unique opportunity for developers of all levels to contribute and take part in our journey. Whether you're an experienced coder or just starting out, your ideas and efforts are valued. In our pursuit of continuous innovation and growth, a 4P Grants Program was designed to encourage the development of new functionalities that enrich the 4P ecosystem. Improvement proposals will manifest in the form of GitHub Issues.

### Open Source Community

Besides our [Open Community Projects](/developers/open-community-projects-ocp.md), anyone can have their own idea. Our source code is available on GitHub. The repository is open for anyone to fork, enhance functionalities, and push merge requests. Once the code passes the evaluation it will be merged with the project.

### Steps

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<summary>Step1: Submitting the application</summary>

(1) Tell us more about you and your team\
(2) Tell us what your project is all about and the challenges it solves in the realm of on-chain communications\
(3) Add team or project crucial identifiers (i.e. Twitter, Website, Github)

</details>

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<summary>Step 2: Grant approval</summary>

We will review your applications with care.

</details>

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<summary>Step 3: Building your dApp</summary>

Dev groups will be available for integration and development support.

</details>

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<summary>Step 4: Deploying your Dapp</summary>

Go!&#x20;

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