# Layer3 > Discover onchain finance with one app Layer3 lets users earn rewards by completing onchain tasks and helps Web3 projects distribute tokens and build communities across multiple chains. Layer3 connects users with Web3 protocols through onchain tasks, identity credentials, and token distribution. Users can complete activations to earn rewards, build a cross-chain identity through CUBEs, and stake L3 for governance. Projects use the Builder tool to create campaigns and distribute tokens across multiple networks. Layer3 Intel extends this to AI agents, enabling automated task deployment and reward settlement. - Type: Protocol - Sector: Social - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/layer3 ## Products - [Layer3](https://thegrid.id/profiles/layer3): Layer3 is a questing platform where users complete onchain tasks called Activations to earn CUBE credentials and L3 token rewards. An embedded smart wallet connects to multiple blockchains without browser extensions. Additional features include Streaks for daily engagement rewards, a Signal feed for activity tracking, native token trading, a Launchpad for early token distribution access, and L3 staking for tiered governance and reward multipliers. (Questing Platform, Live, Main Product) - [Layer3 Builder](https://thegrid.id/profiles/layer3): Layer3 Builder is a no-code platform for Web3 protocols to create Activations, set reward criteria, and distribute tokens to targeted wallet segments. Protocols track task completions and wallet analytics through a single dashboard. Layer3 Intel, a feature within Builder, enables AI agents to stake L3 and autonomously deploy tasks, validate completions, and settle rewards through the Layer3 protocol. (Customer Engagement Platform, Live) - [Layer3 Protocols](https://thegrid.id/profiles/layer3): Layer3 Protocols provides two onchain systems deployed across EVM networks. CUBEs issues ERC-721 tokens as verifiable credentials for quest completions, recording protocol interactions and transaction metadata as a persistent cross-chain identity record. The Token Distribution Protocol uses the same contract infrastructure to release fungible tokens to wallet addresses based on verified onchain activity. Both systems are open-source and governed by the Layer3 Foundation. (Decentralised Identity, Live) ## Assets - [Layer3 (L3)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/layer3): L3 is the governance and utility token of the Layer3 protocol. It is used for staking to earn rewards, voting on protocol parameters, posting quests, and deploying incentives across multiple blockchains. A Layered Staking model ties reward multipliers to both token stake size and platform activity, so users who stake and actively participate earn proportionally more. (Governance) - [CUBEs (CUBE)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/layer3): CUBEs is an NFT collection on multiple EVM blockchains. Each token—a Credential to Unify Blockchain Events—records the completion of a specific onchain quest and captures metadata including participating protocols, difficulty level, and transaction references. CUBEs serve as the primary cross-chain identity credential within the Layer3 ecosystem. (NFT) ## Links - [Main](https://layer3.xyz) - [Blog](https://app.layer3.xyz/blog) - [Documentation](https://docs.layer3foundation.org) - [Privacy policy](https://app.termly.io/policy-viewer/policy.html?policyUUID=a7debbc6-4ea7-44e2-a736-34adeab8e0e4) - [Terms of Service](https://layer3.xyz/terms-of-service) - [Twitter / X](https://x.com/layer3) - [Discord](https://discord.gg/Layer3) - [GitHub](https://github.com/layer3xyz) - [LinkedIn](https://linkedin.com/company/Layer3) - [Twitter / X](https://x.com/Layer3FDN) ## Legal This data is provided under two licensing models. Model 1 - open data. 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