The problem EventsBase solves

By leveraging NFTs on a blockchain, this event management platform addresses several key issues associated with traditional QR code tickets, providing a more secure, efficient, and engaging experience for both event organizers and attendees. This innovation not only enhances security and user experience but also opens up new possibilities for interaction and value creation within the event ecosystem.

1. Enhanced Security and Fraud Prevention: QR codes can be easily duplicated or forged, leading to unauthorized access and ticket fraud. NFTs are unique digital assets that cannot be replicated or altered, ensuring that each ticket is genuine and belongs to a specific individual.
2. Immutable Ownership and Transferability: Transferring QR code tickets can be cumbersome and insecure, often requiring third-party verification. However, NFTs allow for seamless and transparent transfer of ownership on the blockchain, enabling users to buy, sell, or gift tickets securely and with ease.
3. Traceability and Provenance: Tracking the history of a ticket (such as previous ownership) is difficult with traditional methods. However, NFTs inherently carry their transaction history, making it easy to trace the provenance of each ticket and ensuring the legitimacy of transactions.
4. Enhanced User Experience: Managing and storing multiple QR codes for various events can be inconvenient for users.
   But NFTs can be stored in a digital wallet, offering a more streamlined and organized way for users to manage their event passes.
5. Interoperability and Utility: QR codes are typically limited to their specific event or platform. NFTs can be integrated with other blockchain-based services and platforms, potentially offering additional utilities such as discounts, rewards, or access to exclusive content.
6. Secondary Market Opportunities: Reselling QR code tickets often involves risks of fraud and high fees from intermediaries. NFTs facilitate a secure and transparent secondary market

Challenges I ran into

We tried deploying the project on Fleek in the quest of making our team qualifying for Fleek's track and the major encounter we had concerning that is Node version which is outdated. We are currently working on this. We had to switch to Vercel for deployment. Also we had issues authorizing payments via wallet also working on fixing this