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A digital wallet in Indonesia offering self-custody storage, cashless transactions, and P2P on/off ramping. Designed for locals, it provides a platform for daily financial activities and bridges users to wider opportunities
Personalized eCommerce powered by ZKP, implementing a novel Proof-of-Purchase system based on Polygon ID
Amicus Protocol is a general purpose blockchain protocol designed to address a fundamental aspect of user interaction and social connectivity in the Web3 era
A de-centralized Advertiser. Advertisements are rolled up on the platforms. Let's roll 👀!
Ethereum's rollup-centric roadmap ties up substantial ETH supply in bridges, lowering Ethereum security and rollup’s capital efficiency. Nexus Network solves this by securely and non-custodially staking ETH in bridges, yielding consistent returns for rollups
WUW is a SocialFi Network using PushAPI, XMTP, Huddle01. Multichain content, tips and ownership. Bridges useful features in one place
A MultiSig wallet where 2 or more user can open a join/shared wallet.
AztecLend allows for private lending operations to DeFi lending protocol, such as Spark and Compound from Aztec, a private zk-rollup.
Tokenization of Real Estate which you help in easy selling and buying of Physical properties. It will also reduce the number of frauds and enhance security and trust in this space.
Developed Lit Tornado at the hackathon, a mixer app like Tornado Cash but using Lit Protocol - achieving confidential transactions without zero-knowledge proofs!
Revolutionizing digital transactions with Tap2Pay's Ultrasonic Payment System, making payments as simple as a card tap.
A web3 onboarding protocol that enables the social media users and content creators to migrate to blockchain based web3 social networks by linking, verifying and aggregating their existing social reputation and interests while preserving privacy using zk-proofs.