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Get quick answers to the most common questions about Fundwork. If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, visit the Contact page to reach the team.
Fundwork is a Base-native marketplace that connects clients who need work done with talent ready to do it. Clients post opportunities — contracts, bounties, or campaigns — and talent applies, completes the work, and gets paid in USDC on Base. Everything is built around your Base identity, keeping payments fast, transparent, and on-chain.
Fundwork supports three opportunity types:
  • Contracts — Scoped, milestone-based agreements between a client and a specific talent. Best for ongoing or project-based work with a defined deliverable.
  • Bounties — Open tasks with a fixed reward. Any eligible talent can attempt a bounty; the client approves the best submission and pays out the reward.
  • Campaigns — Broader, outcome-driven opportunities suited to marketing, community, or content work, where multiple contributors may be rewarded.
Choose the type that best matches how you want to structure the work and the payout.
Sign up at fundwork.app using Privy, Fundwork’s authentication layer. You can connect with your Base Account — identified by your .base.eth name — or link a supported wallet. No username/password account required. Your on-chain identity is your profile.
All payments on Fundwork are made in USDC on Base — a USD-pegged stablecoin settled on the Base network. This gives you fast, low-cost transactions with the price predictability of US dollars.
Yes. To receive payments as talent, you need a Base-compatible wallet set as your payout address. If you already have a Base Account or a wallet that supports the Base network (such as Coinbase Wallet or any EVM-compatible wallet), you’re ready to go. Fundwork uses Privy to make wallet connection straightforward, even if you’re new to crypto.
A .base.eth name is your identity on the Base network — think of it as a human-readable username that maps to your wallet address (for example, yourname.base.eth). On Fundwork, your .base.eth name serves as your public profile handle, making it easy for clients and talent to find and recognize each other. You can claim a .base.eth name through Basenames.
Yes. Fundwork supports organization profiles, so teams, DAOs, and companies can post opportunities and manage work under a shared identity rather than an individual account. Organization profile setup is available during onboarding.
Once you approve a completed submission as a client, Fundwork issues the payment in USDC directly to the talent’s payout address on Base. A payment receipt is generated for your records. The process is designed to be straightforward — approve the work, and the funds move.
Fee details are still being finalized and will be published before Fundwork’s public launch. During the alpha period, focus on completing work and providing feedback. Stay tuned for announcements on the fee structure.
Fundwork is currently in alpha. Access and availability details — including any geographic or eligibility requirements — will be confirmed before the public launch. If you have early access, your feedback helps shape the platform.
Visit the Contact page for support options. Specific channels — including community, bug reports, and direct support — will be listed there. During alpha, the team is actively monitoring feedback across available channels.