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TUM Blockchain & AI Hackathon 2026 — Agentic Payments

Applications are open for the TUM Blockchain & AI Hackathon, a free 30-hour on-site build sprint in Munich on 30–31 October 2026.

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Hackathon format & key facts

Organized details
FormatIn Person
ParticipationTeam
RegistrationApplication
Venue / platformHouse of Communication, Munich, Germany
Focus areas
agentic paymentsAI agentsblockchain paymentson-chain infrastructure
Prizes / awards
EUR 4,000 prize pool for the BSV Blockchain track; additional sponsor tracks may be announced
Benefits
30-hour build sprintMentor office hoursLive demos and judgingOn-site developer networking

Overview

Applications are open for the TUM Blockchain & AI Hackathon, a free 30-hour on-site build sprint in Munich on 30–31 October 2026.

Complete hackathon details

Teams of one to five will build infrastructure and applications for autonomous AI agents that transact on blockchain-based payment rails. The current Devfolio page lists a EUR 4,000 BSV Blockchain track prize pool and notes that more sponsor tracks may be announced. Participation is free.

Eligibility requirements

Builders and developers able to participate on site in teams of one to five; the organizer presents the hackathon as part of the TUM Blockchain community and related conference programme.

Tips for this hackathon

Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.

  1. Read the rules, eligibility, judging criteria, required technologies and intellectual-property terms before forming your submission plan.
  2. Build a complementary team early and assign product, engineering, design, research and presentation responsibilities clearly.
  3. Optimize for the published judging rubric: demonstrate a real problem, working solution, measurable impact and a concise live demo.
  4. Prepare the repository, pitch deck, demo video and submission links before the final hours so upload or platform problems do not invalidate the entry.
  5. Check whether travel, finalist presentations, team-size limits or mandatory attendance apply before committing.

Verification notes

The official organizer page and its linked Devfolio page show applications open for 30–31 October 2026 in Munich. Devfolio states registration costs are zero, teams are 1–5, and the currently announced BSV track prize pool is EUR 4,000. No exact application closing date is exposed, so no deadline is invented.

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