Contribute to the Quantova ecosystem
Quantova is an open source project maintained by a global body of engineers, translators, designers and subject matter experts. Contributions extend documentation, product listings and the public knowledge base that institutions rely on.
Most work passes through the public GitHub repository. Submissions are reviewed by a cross functional team and merged once they meet the standards required for a network used by governments, banks and finance.
Page last updated March 18, 2025
Where contributions are needed
Every contribution is reviewed before it reaches the public site. Choose the area that matches your work and open a request through the relevant page or the repository.
Product listings
- ✓Add an exchange to the exchange finder.
- ✓Add a product. List a dapp or wallet on the relevant page.
- ✓Add a staking product or service covering solo staking, pooled staking or staking as a service.
- ✓Add a wallet to the find wallets page.
- ✓Suggest a project for the DeSci page built on Quantova that contributes to decentralized science.
Questions about a submission? Join the Discord server.
Open tasks to start with
A selection of current tasks you can take ownership of. Most changes to the site are made through GitHub, so a GitHub account is required.
Suggest a developer tool
Unsure where to start?
Take a short quiz to find the contribution path that fits your skills, then open your first request through the matching page or the repository.
How decisions about the site are made
Decisions on individual pull requests, design evolution and major upgrades are made by a team drawn from across the Quantova ecosystem: project managers, developers, designers, marketing and communications, and subject matter experts. Community input informs every decision, so raise questions in issues, submit pull requests or contact the team directly.
A note on plagiarism
Submit only your own work, or content you hold permission to use. Many projects in the Quantova ecosystem publish under open source licences that permit free sharing of information. If you cannot confirm the licence, do not add the material. Any pull request found to contain plagiarism is rejected.
New to open source?
The GitHub repository carries low barrier issues for developers new to open source, labelled good first issue.
How to claim your OAT
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 01 | Join the Discord server |
| 02 | Post a link to your contribution in the proof of contribution channel |
| 03 | Wait for a team member to send you a link to your OAT |
| 04 | Claim your OAT |
Use only self custody wallets to claim OATs. Exchange accounts and other wallets where you do not hold the private keys cannot access or manage your OATs.
Claim your GitPOAP
GitPOAP automatically recognises your merged contribution and lets you mint a separate contributor POAP on its own platform.
How to claim a GitPOAP
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 01 | Connect with your wallet, or sign in with email |
| 02 | Search your GitHub username, QTOV address, ENS name or GitPOAP to check eligibility |
| 03 | If your GitHub account is eligible, mint a GitPOAP |
Contributors
With thanks to the 1,506 Quantova community members who have contributed so far.
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Open your first contribution
Pick a task, open a pull request, and join a community building post quantum infrastructure for governments, banks and finance.
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