The problem MyMetaTicket solves

My Meta Ticket revolutionizes the ticketing industry by addressing two critical issues: transparency and ticket manipulation. Our platform offers users unprecedented visibility into ticket pricing and revenue distribution, ensuring fairness and trust in every transaction. With our clear and concise pricing structure, users can bid farewell to the confusion of hidden fees, providing a seamless ticket purchasing experience without any surprises. Moreover, My Meta Ticket combats ticket manipulation effectively by harnessing the power of blockchain technology to verify ticket authenticity. This innovative approach eradicates counterfeit tickets and puts an end to exorbitant scalping prices, ensuring that event-goers, organizers, and artists alike can enjoy a transparent, secure, and user-centric ticketing experience. By empowering users with the ability to purchase tickets without fear of fraud and offering clear insights into revenue flows, My Meta Ticket not only ensures a better ticketing experience but also simplifies the entire process, making event attendance accessible and hassle-free for all.

Challenges we ran into

Initial Struggles:
We had issues even with the initial stages as due to the need of a brand-new idea, we had to change our initial topic even after making some progress into the research due to the idea already existing and well explored within the blockchain community.

Coding Issues:
While developing the application, we ran into some bugs as we tried to integrate the Solana Wallet with our system for an example, the application would not call for the Wallet and launch it during the login section of the system. Another example would be the smart contracts section whereby it led to unexpected behavior, affecting transactions and user interactions such as during ticket purchasing section.

Deadline Issues:
Due to the limited time, some of our initial plans had to be dropped / changed to be able to submit on time such as the decision to drop the development of the front-end part of the system. The initial bugs within the integration only compounded these issues as we quickly learned there wasn’t enough time to finish it so instead, we decided to create prototype designs that interpret how the system will look and work.