Community

Commerce

Read the market by the trust problem.

Nostr commerce is not one store. You are looking at listings, P2P orders, creator payments, grants, wallet permissions, data jobs and capital signals. The useful question is always concrete: who is offering what, how does money move and which sources prove the claim?

Find your market question

Start with the kind of value moving through the network.

The fastest way into Commerce is not an archive list. Start with your question: listing, trade, funding, checkout, compute job, standard, investment or creator access.

Commerce discussion around a working table
Marketplaces iconMarketplacesListings, seller identity and buyer trust, from NIP-99 to Shopstr and Plebeian Market. P2P trade iconP2P tradeOrder books, fiat rails, hold invoices and reputation, with Mostro as the clearest current case. Funding work iconFunding workOpenSats, HRF, Geyser, grants, venture capital and zap goals without pretending all money is the same. Payment tools iconPayment toolsBTCPay Server, NWC, zaps, claim links and checkout patterns that decide what users actually trust. Data vending iconData vendingCompute jobs, agent work, payment-required feedback and why NIP-90 needs careful product language. Commerce NIPs iconCommerce NIPsThe product consequences of NIP-99, NIP-69, NIP-75, NIP-90, NIP-47, NIP-57 and NIP-15. Investor context iconInvestor contextWhat is investable, what is public-good work and where open infrastructure resists capture. Creator commerce iconCreator commercePaid access, zaps, fan relationships, media tools and the business side of portable identity.
Investors and founders discussing how value moves through a network.
A business table where open-source work meets real payment decisions.
Community and commerce meeting in a real social setting.
Digital asset communities turning attention into project support.
The physical side of commerce that still needs identity, proof and settlement.

Reading route

Move from the use case to the proof.

Each card opens a real article first. Product profiles, GitHub trails and NIPs stay nearby, so you get the story before the archive becomes technical.

MarketplacesListings, seller identity and buyer trust, from NIP-99 to Shopstr and Plebeian Market. P2P tradeOrder books, fiat rails, hold invoices and reputation, with Mostro as the clearest current case. Funding workOpenSats, HRF, Geyser, grants, venture capital and zap goals without pretending all money is the same. Payment toolsBTCPay Server, NWC, zaps, claim links and checkout patterns that decide what users actually trust. Data vendingCompute jobs, agent work, payment-required feedback and why NIP-90 needs careful product language. Commerce NIPsThe product consequences of NIP-99, NIP-69, NIP-75, NIP-90, NIP-47, NIP-57 and NIP-15. Investor contextWhat is investable, what is public-good work and where open infrastructure resists capture. Creator commercePaid access, zaps, fan relationships, media tools and the business side of portable identity.
The physical side of commerce that still needs identity, proof and settlement.
Digital asset communities turning attention into project support.
Community and commerce meeting in a real social setting.
A business table where open-source work meets real payment decisions.
Investors and founders discussing how value moves through a network.

Product floor

Open the product after you know the market shape.

These shelves keep the concrete apps, funding organizations and standards visible. They are not a hidden route map; they are the working product floor when you already know what you want to inspect.

Marketplaces and trade

Marketplaces and trade

Products where offers, orders, sellers or counterparties become the commercial surface.
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Shopstr iconShopstr Plebeian Market iconPlebeian Market Mostro iconMostro P2P Band iconP2P Band LNBits Nostrmarket iconLNBits Nostrmarket Ostrich Work iconOstrich Work SatShoot iconSatShoot Treasures iconTreasures Fundstr iconFundstr

Payment and checkout tools

Payment and checkout tools

Tools that help value move: merchant invoices, NWC permissions, payment links and Lightning workflows.
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BitcoinLink iconBitcoinLink BTCPay Server iconBTCPay Server Bringin iconBringin BuzzPay iconBuzzPay Clams iconClams Flash iconFlash NakaPay iconNakaPay NostrPX iconNostrPX Swapido iconSwapido wave.space iconwave.space Zaplit iconZaplit ZapPlanner iconZapPlanner ZapplePay iconZapplePay

Funding and capital

Funding and capital

Crowdfunding, grants and Bitcoin-first capital routes that shape what gets built.
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Geyser iconGeyser OpenSats iconOpenSats HRF Bitcoin Development Fund iconHRF Bitcoin Development Fund Bitcoin Frontier Fund iconBitcoin Frontier Fund Ten31 iconTen31 ego death capital iconego death capital Fulgur Ventures iconFulgur Ventures Trammell Venture Partners iconTrammell Venture Partners Draper Associates iconDraper Associates

Standards and source trails

Standards and source trails

Primary source routes for the NIPs and repositories that explain the commercial behavior.
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NIP-99 iconNIP-99 NIP-69 iconNIP-69 NIP-75 iconNIP-75 NIP-90 iconNIP-90 NIP-47 iconNIP-47 NIP-57 iconNIP-57 NIP-15 iconNIP-15
Investors and founders discussing how value moves through a network.
A business table where open-source work meets real payment decisions.
Community and commerce meeting in a real social setting.
Digital asset communities turning attention into project support.
The physical side of commerce that still needs identity, proof and settlement.

Bring something back

Send a source, product or correction.

Commerce changes quickly. A better GitHub trail, a new marketplace, a stale funding claim or a broken payment link can come back through review without making the page noisy.