The XRP Ledger - or XRPL - is a decentralized, permissionless, open-source blockchain that anybody can contribute to, develop on, and transact on.
The XRP Ledger was the first blockchain to allow the tokenization of assets. Regardless of whether the assets are fiat, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, or other forms of tokens, the XRP Ledger's built-in tokenization functionality and built-in decentralized exchange make it ideal for developers to add the decentralized management of tokens to their applications.
This hackathon is open to all developers interested in building apps to improve lives in the real world using any of the SDKs and APIs for the XRP Ledger.
Requirements
What to Build:
- Build apps to improve lives in the real world using any of the SDKs and APIs for the XRP Ledger
What to Submit:
- Provide a URL to your code repository for judging and testing. We prefer public, open-source repos. If your repo is private, it must be shared with testing@devpost.com before the deadline.
- Include a video (about 3 minutes) that demonstrates your submission. Videos must be uploaded to YouTube, Vimeo, or Facebook Video and made public.
- Optional - Provide a link to their project working on the below platforms:
- a web app (mobile or desktop)
- a mobile device (APK or TestFlight)
Prizes
$50,000 in prizes
Prizes paid in cryptocurrency
Grand Prize
• $20,000 in XRP
• 30 minute virtual meeting with Ripple engineers to discuss the winning project
• Social Promotion of Winning Project
2nd Place
• $10,000 in XRP
• Social Promotion of Winning Project
3rd Place
• $7,500 in XRP
• Social Promotion of Winning Project
Best Economic Use Case
• $2,500 in XRP
Best Social Justice Use Case
• $2,500 in XRP
Best Sustainability Use Case
• $2,500 in XRP
First 5 Eligible Entries
(5)
• $1,000 in XRP
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges

Abner Pinto
Tech Community Liaison
Mayukha Vadari
Ripple
Marco Neri
Developer Advocate
Francesco Piccoli
Director of Product, AnChain.Ai
Co-Pierre Georg
Associate Professor at the University of Cape Town

Adam Kagy
Leader Developer, X33 labs
Judging Criteria
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Quality of the Idea:
Includes creativity and originality of the idea. -
Implementation of the Idea
Includes how well the idea was executed by the developer. -
Potential Value
Includes the extent to which the solution utilizes the XRP Ledger to create positive impact in the real world.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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