district0x is developing a network of decentralized marketplaces and communities powered by Ethereum, Aragon, and IPFS. Marketplaces on the network, also known as districts, are built upon a standard open source framework, consisting of Ethereum smart contracts. Districts provide the core functionalities required to operate a decentralized marketplace. Users can post and search listings, rank sellers, and process payments directly on the platform. The network is powered by the Ethereum-based DNT token.

The Storeum token is a digital currency that is designed to act as the medium of exchange for Storeum's decentralized marketplace. The project's marketing materials are unclear and the team behind it is not known. The STO token increased rapidly in price and market cap, shortly after its release in 2019.

PayPie is developing a decentralized risk scoring solution and marketplace for invoices. PayPie will allow users to buy and sell invoices, and give companies an alternative funding solution for their immediate cash flow needs.
Paypie has a strong focus on usability and will integrate financial data from QuickBooks Online to encourage adoption. This will provide blockchain-based risk assessment, based on real-time business data. Invoice buyers will then be able to purchase invoices from these companies based on this information. The network will be powered by the PPP token.