Add Reward to an Existing Bounty
Adding Rewards to Existing Bounties (Crowdfunding)
What is Bounty Crowdfunding?

What is Crowdfunding on Lightning Bounties?
How to Crowdfund a Bounty: Step-by-Step
1. Visit app.lightningbounties.com & Click on Login with GitHub

2. Click on the Open Bounty You Wish to Add Funds Into

3. You’ll see here that Sutt posted a bounty for the fastapi Repo, We are October Jackie and are going to add funds to this open bounty.

4. Set the Amount of Sats you wish to add to the Open Bounty

5. Optional: Click on Advanced settings

6. Optional: Click on the Time Lock Dropdown Trigger and set duration of your bounty to be locked.

7. Click on Add Reward

8. Almost instantly you should see the "Reward added successfully" pop-up

9. Scroll Down to the bottom of the Bounty & see those who crowdfunded.

Adding Anonymous Rewards to a Bounty
1. Find an open Bounty, Click on it then, Click on Add Reward To This Issue

2. Set the Amount of Sats you wish to add to the Open Bounty

3. Click on Advanced settings

4. Optional: Click on the Time Lock Dropdown Trigger and set duration of your bounty to be locked.

5. Click on Make reward anonymous

6. Click on Add Reward

7. Almost instantly you should see the "Reward added successfully" pop-up

8. Scroll Down to the bottom of the Bounty & see those who crowdfunded.

9. Here, you see the Anonymous Reward You Just Posted

Add Rewards to a Bounty without Login
1. Visit https://app.lightningbounties.com & DO NOT Login With GitHub

2. Click on the Open Bounty You Wish to Add Fund to

3. Enter the Amount & Generate a Lightning InvoiceEnter the amount of sats (Bitcoin) you want to contribute.

4. Click on Add Reward

5. A BOLT 11 Lightning invoice and QR code will appear.
Pay the Invoice with Your Lightning Wallet

6. Your contribution is instantly added to the bounty’s reward pool! The bounty page updates in real time.

7. Scroll Down to the bottom of the Bounty & see those who crowdfunded.

8. No GitHub No Problem. Anyone can contribute to crowdfunding bounties and keep their anonymity

How It Works Under the Hood
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