Applications are now open for the NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025, a technology challenge designed for undergraduates and early-stage developers across Africa. This hackathon serves as a launchpad for young developers and blockchain innovators in West Africa, encouraging them to create groundbreaking solutions on Cardano, one of the world’s leading blockchain platforms.
Thematic Areas
Participants will focus on developing solutions within the following domains:
- DeFi & Payments: Create financial tools tailored for the African context.
- AI & Blockchain Integration: Explore the intersection of AI technologies and the Cardano blockchain.
- Identity & Governance: Develop secure digital identity frameworks and governance models.
- Social Impact & Sustainability: Use blockchain to tackle urgent societal and environmental challenges in Africa.
Benefits of Participation
- Cash Prizes: Top-performing teams can win a share of ₦10,000,000.
- Mentorship & Incubation: Selected projects will receive mentorship and support to help further develop their solutions.
- Media Exposure & Networking: Opportunities for media coverage, engagement with investors, and connection with blockchain communities.
- Access to Events: Early entry to upcoming Cardano blockchain summits and networking opportunities.
Eligibility
- Who Can Apply: Undergraduates and early-career developers interested in blockchain/Web3 with less than 3 years of development experience.
- Team Size: You can participate solo or in teams of up to 4 members.
- All Skill Levels Welcome: From beginners to experts, all are encouraged to join!
- Innovators & Problem Solvers: Ideal for those passionate about decentralized technology and seeking blockchain solutions for West African communities.
How to Apply
Interested individuals must submit their applications by Friday, May 30, 2025. For more information and to apply for the NextGen Developers Hackathon, please visit the online portal to begin your registration.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the future of technology in Africa!
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