Interledger on Campus
Funds student-led university clubs up to $5,000 to explore open payments and financial inclusion.
Student clubs apply through a single Submittable form that bundles everything together: a two-page concept note, a budget and timeline with key milestones, and a letter from the institution itself confirming it will manage and oversee the money, not just a faculty member's endorsement. Projects don't need a technical component at all -- education, research, community engagement and plain experimen…
Interledger on Campus backs student clubs and projects that explore how open financial systems work through hackathons, workshops, research or peer-driven learning. Clubs need a focus in one of these areas: governance, public policy, engineering, computer science, business, finance, or another related field.
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