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Implement flexible DOT payments #2341
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@semuelle thanks & good job. I just fixed 1 typo and added some questions regarding the FIAT part.
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Every milestone payment will have two parts: 70% in the currency of your choice (see the application template for options) and the remaining 30% in DOT, vesting linearly over two years. For this, we need a Polkadot address in the grant agreement. It has to be a native Polkadot address as this is the only way to receive vested DOT that can be staked. This wouldn't be possible with DOT paid on AssetHub. For the milestone payment, please submit two invoices: one for the currency part, one for the DOT part. Since the grant agreements are denominated in USD, we ask for invoices denominated in USD; we will convert the 30% to DOT at the day of payment based on the previous day's closing price on [CoinMarketCap](https://coinmarketcap.com). Our [invoice form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/18BdmYEt8gvcC-5f7TMHdJftBr9dEeA2_lUfIqkH7it8/viewform) will walk you through the process. | ||
Every milestone payment will have two parts: one in DOT, vesting linearly over two years. The percentage of your grant paid in DOT ranges from 50 to 100% and will be negotiated during the application phase. For this, we need a Polkadot address in the grant agreement. It has to be a native Polkadot address as this is the only way to receive vested DOT that can be staked. The remaining percentage of the payment is in the currency of your choice (see the application template for options). For the payment, please submit two invoices: one for the currency part (if applicable), one for the DOT part. Since the grant agreements are denominated in USD, we ask for invoices denominated in USD; we will convert the agreed upon percentage to DOT at the day of payment based on the previous day's closing price on [CoinMarketCap](https://coinmarketcap.com). Our [invoice form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/18BdmYEt8gvcC-5f7TMHdJftBr9dEeA2_lUfIqkH7it8/viewform) will walk you through the process. |
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The remaining percentage of the payment is in the currency of your choice (see the application template for options).
Four points:
- I suggest to say "FIAT" or "FIAT currency" to make it clear
- We would also support stables here, right? That's currently not clear
- What are you referring on the application template?
- Do we really support any fiat currency "of your choice"? We might get some exotic requests, if we do that.
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I have made it a bit clearer, but the text specifically mentions "see the application template for options". There, it lists USDC, USDT and fiat. Hence the somewhat vague term "currency".
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