Indonesia National Campus Hackathon

About Superteam Indonesia

We're a community of Solana builders, designers, and creators in Indonesia, and part of the larger global Superteam network. We're all about helping folks in crypto turn their side hustles into full-time gigs by connecting talent with opportunities and resources. For the Frontier hackathon, we're super excited to be running this local track specifically for Indonesian university students!

Mission

Build and submit a functional blockchain solution within one of four high-growth themes: RWA, DeFi, GameFi, or Consumer Apps, exclusively for Indonesian university students during the Frontier Hackathon.

Hackathon Track Scope

This track is the National Campus Hackathon, Indonesia's local track for the global Frontier Colosseum series. We challenge the next generation of builders to create real, working blockchain solutions. Choose one of these high-growth themes to focus on:

• RWA (Real World Assets): Develop solutions for tokenizing physical assets to increase access and liquidity.

• DeFi: Create decentralized finance tools that address lending, trading, and yield generation, with a particular focus on the underbanked in Indonesia.

• GameFi: Build play-to-earn games and on-chain gaming economies tailored for Indonesian creators and players.

• Consumer Apps: Design everyday blockchain applications that aim for mass adoption and a delightful user experience.

Submission Requirements

All teams must adhere to the following when submitting their fantastic work:

• Official Submission Form: Complete the designated submission form by the deadline.

• Project Title & Description: Provide a clear name for your project and a concise summary outlining the problem it solves, your solution, and how you're using blockchain.

• Link to MVP / Project Website: A live, publicly accessible, and working product is mandatory.

• Link to Demo Video: A video, maximum 3 minutes in length, showcasing the core features of your MVP.

• Link to GitHub Repository: Your code must be accessible in a public GitHub repository.

• Link to Pitch Deck: A presentation (Google Slides or PDF) covering the problem, your solution, technical stack, and your plan for adoption.

• Colosseum Frontier Submission: At least one member from your team must submit the project to the official Colosseum Frontier platform. This step is absolutely mandatory for eligibility.

• University Declaration: Upon registration, teams must declare their university name and provide student IDs. Only currently enrolled students (S1, S2, S3, or Diploma) at accredited Indonesian universities are eligible, and verification may be requested.

• Mandatory MVP: A functional, demonstrable Minimum Viable Product is required. If your submission lacks a working MVP, it will be disqualified.

• Original Work: All code and assets must be developed during the official hackathon period. While open-source libraries and third-party APIs are permitted, the core work must be original.

• Team Size: Teams can consist of 1 to 4 members, all of whom must be students. Cross-university teams are encouraged.

• Colosseum Submission: Your project must be found on Colosseum Frontier. Failure to do so will result in disqualification.

Judging Criteria

Submissions will be evaluated based on the following:

• Impact Potential (35%): How useful is your solution in the real world for Indonesia, how significant is the problem it addresses, and how well does it align with your chosen theme?

• Tech Feasibility (25%): This covers the quality and stability of your MVP, the soundness of your blockchain implementation, and the overall quality of your code.

• Innovation (20%): We'll be looking for creativity, originality, and a great user experience.

• Business Feasibility (20%): Does your project have a clear target audience, a sustainable roadmap, and a realistic plan for adoption?