Shridhar Kamat

Sending crypto to anyone is a bit of work. You have to type their whole address and only then we are able to move on. ENS addresses tend to solve this to a certain extent but even then we have to type the ENS address at least (not that it's bad). What if we had a much simpler and easier solution? This is what CryptoQR aims to solve. Anyone can generate a QR code having their address, and then someone can come onto our website, scan it, and pay directly to the address. The project is yet under development, currently, we can only send transactions with ETH, in the future, we aim to add more options, we also aim to integrate the QR generation into our site, so that people can directly use that option rather than using any third-party tool for the same. Also, due to limitations, on phones (which is our target audience) we have to go to metamask browser, then to our site, to make use of the system, we are trying to find ways and alternatives to resolve this issue. Update QR generation is now integrated within the site

Promises are made and broken easily, usually in small cases may not make a big difference, but many times things are not quite simple. Cases where people might have vaguely made a promise while the other one might have taken it seriously, and also when people completely back off from what they had said. Our system uses the power of NFT's(Non-Fungible Tokens) to make the process of making promises better, transparent and secure. It provides proof for all the promises made, along with a system of approval and rejection. The project has many use-cases ranging from making legit promises like helping, returning,etc to things like selling one's time(e.g having a talk for an hour)