# Grant Application - Zcash for Python Developers: ZecHub Tutorial Series

**URL:** <https://forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/grant-application-zcash-for-python-developers-zechub-tutorial-series/59224>\
**Category:** Community Grants\
**Created:** [November 12, 2026, 7:58am UTC](https://forum.zcashcommunity.com/t/grant-application-zcash-for-python-developers-zechub-tutorial-series/59224 "2026-11-12T07:58:39Z")\
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Hi all — I’ve submitted a ZCG grant application and wanted to open it up for community discussion here, as required.

GitHub issue: [Grant Application - Zcash for Python Developers: ZecHub Tutorial Series · Issue #553 · ZcashCommunityGrants/zcashcommunitygrants · GitHub](https://github.com/ZcashCommunityGrants/zcashcommunitygrants/issues/553)

\*\*Summary:\*\* ZecHub’s Developer Resources currently cover Node.js/BTCPayServer integration, payment-request-URI documentation, and the official Rust/Swift/Kotlin SDKs — but has no Python-specific developer content, despite Python being one of the most common backend languages for the kind of merchant/service integrations ZecHub’s own BTCPayServer guide targets.

This grant funds a 4-part tutorial series contributed directly to ZecHub, each with tested, runnable Python example code:

1. Parsing and generating ZIP-321 payment URIs in Python

2. Testnet wallet setup and sending test ZEC from Python

3. Detecting incoming shielded/transparent payments via a Python lightwalletd gRPC client

4. A capstone minimal Flask/FastAPI app that accepts a ZEC payment end-to-end

Requested: $2,500 ($700 startup funding to secure ZecHub maintainer agreement and a working testnet environment before any writing begins, then $900 + $900 across two milestones).

I’m reaching out to ZecHub’s maintainers directly to confirm they’re open to reviewing/hosting this series — will update this thread once I hear back. Happy to answer questions here or on the GitHub issue.