Problem statement 1: fill in with the problem teams will solve
Describe the problem in two or three sentences: who has it, why it matters, and what a team should build. Mention any dataset or API teams may use.
Sharp Wallet Adoption Challenge brings builders together at IIT Delhi, New Delhi for 4 days. Pick a problem statement, form a team of 2–4, and ship a working prototype with help from industry mentors. The strongest projects win prizes and a spot in the HackIndia community.
The Sharp Wallet Adoption Challenge invites developers, students, and technology enthusiasts to create innovative solutions for real-world financial problems. Participants will have access to industry mentors throughout the event, helping them refine their concepts and enhance their skills.
This hackathon will take place in person at IIT Delhi, New Delhi, and emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving. Teams should consist of 2 to 4 members. The event duration is 84 hours.
A prize pool of 50,000 SHARP, shared among the winning teams.
Pick one problem statement when you register. Every team builds for exactly one.
Describe the problem in two or three sentences: who has it, why it matters, and what a team should build. Mention any dataset or API teams may use.
Describe the problem in two or three sentences: who has it, why it matters, and what a team should build. Mention any dataset or API teams may use.
Describe the problem in two or three sentences: who has it, why it matters, and what a team should build. Mention any dataset or API teams may use.
Bring the photo ID you registered with.
Submit from your team page before this time.
How new the idea or the approach is.
Does it work, and how well is it built?
How much it would matter to the people it is for.
How clearly the demo and the pitch explain it.
Judges score every team on these four. A tie goes to the higher technical execution score.
Say how to reach the gate from there, and which gate to use.
Mention vegetarian, Jain or other options if there are any.
The ID must match the name you registered with.
Say whether outstation teams can stay overnight.
Students and working professionals can take part. Every team member registers on HackIndia with their own account.
Teams have 2–4 builders. Solo builders are welcome and can find teammates in the community channel before hacking starts.
Build your project during the hackathon. Open-source libraries, public APIs and AI tools are allowed; list what you used in your README.
Be respectful to everyone. Harassment of any kind means removal from the event.
Judges' decisions are final. Winners are announced on this page.
Anyone who builds: students, working professionals and first-time hackers are all welcome.
Entry is ₹200 per builder, paid when you register.
Teams have 2–4 builders. You can register alone and find a team before hacking starts.
At IIT Delhi, New Delhi. The full address and directions are under Venue.
No. Mentors help teams get unstuck, and first-time hackers ship projects every year.
Your team does. Sponsors may ask to talk about taking a project further; nothing changes hands without your agreement.
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