# Feeling rich(er)? Spend some of your XCP's to fix bugs and pay for new features **URL:** \ **Category:** 3rd Party\ **Created:** [November 14, 2014, 7:28am UTC](https://forums.counterparty.io/t/feeling-rich-er-spend-some-of-your-xcps-to-fix-bugs-and-pay-for-new-features/545 "2014-11-14T07:28:44Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![something](https://yyz2.discourse-cdn.com/flex004/user_avatar/forums.counterparty.io/something/32/240_2.png) [@something](https://forums.counterparty.io/u/something)\ **Post date:** [November 14, 2014, 7:28am UTC](https://forums.counterparty.io/t/feeling-rich-er-spend-some-of-your-xcps-to-fix-bugs-and-pay-for-new-features/545/1 "2014-11-14T07:28:44Z")
Those of you who frequent Counterparty Github pages (https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP) may have noticed that there's a Bountysource link in each issue.  Issues can also be browsed here: http://bountysource.com/teams/counterparty/issues (if you click on Advanced Search you can filter projects, e.g. show only Counterwallet issues). Anyone who'd like to buy himself a feature can open a free Github account, create enhancement request (or submit a bug, if it hasn't been submitted yet) and then sign in to Bountysource using the same Github account (or different, if you  prefer) and place a bounty on the bug you just created. It's possible to pay with BTC. I tried this by placing a small $5 bounty (in BTC) on one minor GUI improvement request (I just sent my BTC payment, now I'm waiting to see whether it'll register). Bountysource isn't great (it has quite a few annoyances - people get paid in US$, they can't split bounties, and I think you can't recover BTC for bugs/requests that never get solved) but it's the best that's currently available and offers Github inteigration. Also, nothing prevents you from using any other bounty site and posting a link here.