Agentic Ethereum Hackathon India

About Us

The Agentic Ethereum Hackathon India invites developers, engineers, entrepreneurs, and students from across India to explore how autonomous AI agents can be powered by Ethereum’s decentralized infrastructure.

In collaboration with the Geodework, this hackathon aims to accelerate India’s contributions to decentralized AI ecosystems. Build innovative, scalable, and ethical solutions for financial inclusion, public utilities, decentralized governance, and more.

Unlock India' Developer Potential

Lead the Future of Web3 & AI

Showcase Innovations Globally

Solve Real-World Local Challenges

Hackathon Tracks

We invite builders to solve India's challenges while contributing to the global Web3 ecosystem. Choose a track that inspires you:

Theme 1

Infrastructure & Developer Tools

Build SDKs, frameworks, and infra tooling to empower more Indian devs to build Ethereum agents.

Theme 2

DeFi + Financial Inclusion Agents

Automate DeFi strategies focused on microfinance, rural savings, credit scoring, remittance flows using Ethereum-based protocols.

Theme 3

Cross-chain Agents for Bharat Stack

Build agents interoperating across Ethereum and India’s Bharat Stack (UPI, Aadhaar APIs), bridging Web3 and digital public infrastructure.

Theme 4

Identity & Privacy Agents

Explore decentralized identity for voter ID, health records, education credentials using ENS, ZKPs, SSI.

Theme 5

AI Agents on Ethereum

Build autonomous agents for decentralized applications: e.g., bots for agri-market access, healthcare routing, citizen grievance redressal.

Judges & Mentors

We're curating a world-class lineup of Ethereum core devs, Web3 founders, AI researchers, and Indian Web3 leaders to guide you through the hackathon journey

Become a Mentor

Judges

Chockalingam M.

Technology Director, Nasscom AI

Sachin Dharashivkar

Founder, AthenaAgent

Naman Bhalla

Head, AI Learning Companion, AI Products, Scaler

Anshul Sharma

Director of Engineering, Scaler

Mentors

Harsh Shah

Chief Technology Officer, Pedals Up

Pradipta Dash

Cloud Solutions Architect, Microsoft

Bhavyesh Vyas

Staff Solutions Engineer, Confluent - WarpStream

Raghav Talwar

Founder, Nexera AI

Yajas Sardana

SWE, Microsoft

Ananya Gupta

Software Engineer, Google

Abhishek Anand

Kaushik Bokka

ML Consultant

Vijetha Shastry

Ecosystem Enabler

Timeline

15th May, 2025
9:00 AM	Registration Opens
29th June, 2025
	Ask Us Anything
4th July, 2025
11:59 PM	Registration Ends
4th - 7th July, 2025
11:59 PM	Shortlisting of Final Teams
7th July, 2025
11:59 PM	Selected Participants Announcement
12th - 13th July, 2025
	Hackathon Day - 24-Hour Build Sprint!

12th July
8:00 AM	Onboarding & Registrations
9:00 AM	Welcome by organizers, intro to hackathon, rules, and agenda.
9:30 AM	Keynote: Intro to Ethereum agents, AI themes, and use cases
10:30 AM	Hacking officially begins; teams start coding
11:30 AM	Session: TBA
1:00 PM	Lunch
2:00 PM	Teams continue working on their projects
4:30 PM	Snacks and short break
5:00 PM	Development resumes
6:30 PM	Mentorship round #1
7:30 PM	Dinner
10:30 PM onwards	Late-night hacking; mentors available for ad-hoc consultations
All night	Optional fun challenge and refreshments available to keep the energy up
13th July
Early Morning	Teams continue coding; focus on refining and finalising projects
7:00 AM	Breakfast
8:00 AM	Mentorship round #2
9:00 AM	Final stretch of coding
12:00 PM	Final Project Submission
12:30 PM	Announcement of selected top finalist teams for final presentation
1:00 PM	Lunch break for participants and judges
2:00 PM	Final Pitches
4:00 PM	Announcement of winners, prize distribution, and closing remarks
5:00 PM	Informal networking session before departure
6:00 PM	End of event

Frequently Asked Questions

Some questions people usually ask

A: Anyone aged 18 or above is welcome to apply.

A: The event is completely free to attend.

A: No, travel scholarships are not available for this event.

A: No, this is a participants-only event. Spectator access is not allowed.

A: We'd love to collaborate! Please reach out to punit@reskilll.com for partnership or collaboration inquiries.

A: Rewards will be distributed within 30 days after the hack day.

A: Absolutely! This hackathon welcomes both beginners and seasoned Web3 developers. In fact, the event is tailored for individuals familiar with Web2 who are looking to explore and build in the Web3 space for the first time.

A: We’ve curated a list of helpful resources and content just for you. Click here to explore!

A: You're encouraged to build anything you're excited about, as long as it’s built on Ethereum. The event is open-ended—there’s no mandatory problem statement. Follow themes and tracks, innovate with partner protocols and SDKs, and compete for partner-sponsored prizes.

A: No. To ensure fairness, all development must begin once the hackathon starts. However, you're free to explore and practice with tools and technologies beforehand.

A: No. This is an in-person only event.

A: Yes, you can edit your project name, description, and more as long as idea submission is still open. Head over to your dashboard to make changes.

A: Only one application per team is required. Make sure your team lead submits the application.

A: Teams should consist of 2 to 4 members.

A: No. Each participant can join only one team and contribute to one project.

A: Projects will be judged based on the following:

- Innovation
- Technical Feasibility
- Integration of Llama Models
- Scalability
- Overall Impact

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