FAQs
What is the difference between a Project and a Grant in Karma?
Project: This is a profile for your overall work or initiative. It can encompass various grants you've received. Think of it as your permanent portfolio within Karma.
Grant: This refers to specific funding you receive from a particular community or organization. Each grant is linked to your main project profile.
I don't see my community listed on Karma. Can they still use it?
Yes! Communities can choose to implement Karma on various networks like Optimism, Arbitrum, and Celo. If your community isn't listed yet, you can encourage them to explore Karma for their grant management needs.
Is my data secure on Karma?
Karma utilizes Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) schemas for data storage. EAS leverages the security of the underlying blockchain, ensuring data integrity and immutability. Additionally, grant managers can control access permissions for specific data fields.
Who can create projects on Karma?
Anyone with a compatible crypto wallet can create a project profile on Karma. This allows individuals, teams, or organizations to showcase their work and potentially attract future grant funding.
How can I learn more about Karma and stay updated?
There are several ways to stay informed about Karma:
Visit the Karma Website for detailed information and resources.
Join the Karma community on Telegram to connect with other users and get the latest updates.
Follow Karma on the X platform for announcements and project developments.
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