6th - 17th January 2025 @ National University of Singapore
How can AI and machine learning be applied to enhance compliance and risk management for financial institutions leveraging blockchain?
With the integration of blockchain in financial services, compliance and risk management processes need a fresh approach. Traditional models may not suffice, and AI-driven compliance solutions can help automate and streamline risk assessments while remaining in line with regulations.
Develop fintech applications leveraging XRPL and its new EVM Sidechain to minimize traditional costs associated with such ventures. These applications may encompass areas like insurance, wealth management, cross-border payments, lending, and more.
Additionally, explore solutions in emerging fields such as regulatory technology (RegTech), digital identity, sustainable finance, and risk management. XRPL’s efficiency and the EVM Sidechain’s programmability offer a powerful combination to deliver innovative, scalable, and cost-effective fintech solutions.
Projects that meet the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals can be considered to meet the requirements of this track. The BGA Track is designed to find and reward innovative projects that utilise blockchain technology to solve critical global problems, and the following are some of the representative project categories that meet the requirements of the BGA Track, but are not limited to just that:
To be considered for the track, sign up using this link:
Sign Up HereTeams will register under one of the two problem statement tracks. Successful teams will pass on to the finals on 17th January 2025. The BGA bounty is an add-on prize for finalist teams. If your project best meets the criteria of the bounty, you can win the bounty on top of the prize from the main problem statement.
To participate, you may form teams of 1-5 members. Register by firstly filling up the Registration Form. Additionally, you are required to create a devpost account at devpost.com. Kindly ensure that your account is created with the same email in the registration form for verification purposes.
After creating a devpost account, they may visit the hackathon devpost site where there will be an option to join the hackathon. For more details and general help, participants may refer to the devpost help centre for hackathon participants.
5 finalists per problem statement will be chosen and they will present their prototypes to our sponsor judges on 17th January.