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# Developer and NWC Bounties

Find active and successfully claimed bounties for developers

### Propose your NWC Bounty

Do you have an idea to improve NWC (<https://nwc.dev/>)? Propose your own bounty and we will fund it.&#x20;

**Requirements**:&#x20;

* Have written confirmations from two apps that need the proposed improvement
* Contact us with a detailed feature description and acceptance criteria

**Bounty**: to be discussed

**Bounty sponsor:** Alby

{% hint style="info" %}
Before tackling technically more complex bounties please [talk to us](mailto:hello@getalby.com) first so we can support you.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

## Past bounties

* [nostrduino](https://github.com/riccardobl/nostrduino) - Arduino library for integrating Nostr protocol into microcontroller projects
* [BTCPay Connector](https://blog.getalby.com/manage-btcpay-server-with-any-node-or-wallet-with-nwc/) - Connect your BTCPay Server via NWC to your node

## Contribute to Alby's Bounty Program

Would you like to propose and fund a bounty yourself or sponsor one of the existing bounties?

* Contribute to our bounty program: ⚡️<bounties@getalby.com> (lightning address)
* Contact us: 📧 <hello@getalby.com>

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