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# CIP-149 Optional DRep Compensation

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Intersect is launching a small-grant program to accelerate adoption of CIP-149 (Optional DRep Compensation) across the ecosystem.

This initiative is designed to pilot a low-cost, opt-in, data-driven mechanism that enables Ada holders to voluntarily donate a portion of their staking rewards to their chosen Delegated Representative (DRep). Insights from this program will inform future decisions on ledger-level incentives and broader governance participation.

**Please proceed to the next page to understand the requirements, key considerations and application process.**


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