The problem FlowFunds solves

Many creative minds worldwide want to do incredible things, but may not have the financial backing to do so. One has to go through a tedious process of loan applications or go around asking for funds to have a shot even to aspire.

Not any more!

With FlowFunds, one can receive funding from individuals around the world at the click of a button, who can start a stream on SuperFluid that drip funds your dreams.

Any individual that believes in your project, can choose to make a one-time contribution or recurring contributions using SuperFluid.

For an individual seeking funding, he can go on to the site, log in using Arcana Login feature that facilitates easier onboarding, and then mint an NFT with a description of their project.

Now other interested individuals can scroll the project files and start a stream of recurring contributions to their chosen NFT that are then routed to the creator’s wallet.

Our contract also supports Tradable Cashflows, which means that when the project owner sells his project/NFT, the stream is also automatically transferred to the new owner.

Contract addresses:
Goerli: https://goerli.etherscan.io/address/0xBf42A1358E3Eb7f49051b88499d13a2cF86A1990
Polygon Mumbai: https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/address/0x0a3c7EcD69604e924027f642dB14403e8cbb2e2e

Challenges we ran into

1. SuperFluid is currently not available on the Mantle testnet. Hence we had to change the contracts to make it work (one-time payments instead of streams). We also faced some issues like gasLimit and ProviderError while deploying on the Mantle testnet. We were able to solve it after making certain changes to the contract and config file.

2. Quicknode does not support fetching NFTs from testnets. We therefore could not use it for our testnet implementations. However, if the contracts are deployed on Ethereum mainnet, we have a working QuickNode NFT API implementation.

3. We faced issues while fetching the Super Stream rate of the individual NFTs to display on their SVGs. We plan to solve and add it in future iterations of the contract.