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0x JumpStart API Credits
Eligible Web3 startups can receive 2 million API calls valued at $1,000 through Start, or 10 million calls valued at $5,000 through Scale, plus support.
Apply at 0x.orgWhat you get
- Up to $5,000creditThe Start tier provides 2 million API calls in credits with a published $1,000 value; the Scale tier provides 10 million calls with a published $5,000 value.
- BenefitThe Start tier includes 20 requests per second and monthly mentorship sessions; Scale includes 40 requests per second and support tailored to the applicant's needs.
- BenefitBoth tiers include access to the 0x community.
- Nothing to payNo purchase or commitment is part of this offer.
Who qualifies
Any one of these:
all of
- The Start tier is for a self-funded startup or one at a stage before Series B.verified externally
- The Start tier requires a live, fully functional company website.checkable
- The Start tier requires the company to have been founded within the past three years.checkable
all of
- The Scale tier is for a self-funded startup or one at a stage before Series B.verified externally
- The Scale tier requires the company to have been founded within the past three years.checkable
- The Scale tier requires participation in the 0x partner ecosystem.verified externally
How to apply
- AvailabilityOpen to applicants who meet the eligibility requirements.
- MethodApplication form at 0x.org/0x-free-credits
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- Terms0x.org/0x-free-credits
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Where this comes from
0x.org/0x-free-credits, 16 Aug 2026
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0x provides APIs for embedding onchain swaps, cross-chain routing, gasless trading, and trade analytics into applications.
In this program
0x supports global Web3 and crypto startups with API-call credits, technical capacity, mentorship or tailored support, and community access.
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