The 2021-2022 batch of ZILHive Accelerator projects has been revealed by Zilliqa, a Singapore-based blockchain platform. Six of the eight businesses selected into the Accelerator this year were promoted from the Incubator programme, which started in March. The 14-week ZILHive Incubator paired technical and non-technical participants into teams that could create and construct new Zilliqa blockchain applications.
The ZILHive Accelerator is a six-month programme aimed at taking blockchain-based companies from idea to market. The initiative is part of ZILHive’s end-to-end ecosystem, which aims to support creative blockchain applications at all phases of development. ZILHive Grants will allow startups in the accelerator to seek additional financing to help with pre-launch needs like regulatory compliance or technological integration with third-party apps.
The 8 Startups are
Access: is one of the eight startups. By distributing tickets as non-fungible tokens, it hopes to combat ticket fraud and prevent ticket scalping.
Cerchia: Using crowdsourcing, Cerchia is developing blockchain-based tools to assist catastrophe bond issuers, re-insurers, and investors in better predicting and pricing natural disaster risks.
Green Beanz: An initiative aimed at incentivizing consumer-facing businesses and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to enhance the openness and accuracy of their CSR and SDG reporting.
HeyAlfie: is a smart dashboard that connects different types of wallets to allow users to manage, invest, and borrow digital assets through a single interface (custodial, non-custodial, and even exchange accounts)
Invopay: is a blockchain-based invoice finance platform that aims to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) better manage their cash flow by providing low-interest loans.
MustPool: A gamified no-loss reward protocol that leverages multiple staking and lending dApps on Zilliqa to keep the deposited principle secure while awarding prizes based on interest profits.
Tyron SSI Protocol: A self-sovereign identification protocol that allows users to control who has access to their data while avoiding the need for middlemen or centralized databases.
Franchise’s Ultimate Fantasy Sports: A fantasy sports platform that uses NFTs to represent athletes in various sports leagues, allowing sports enthusiasts to own digital assets.
