Aleph Hackathon

is a hackathon-ready remittance solution designed for Latin American users who send money across borders and lose value through high fees, slow settlement, and complex payment rails.

The app starts by analyzing a user’s transfer history from a CSV file and showing how much money is being lost to traditional remittance providers. From there, CHASQUI turns that insight into action: users can send USDT from one smart wallet to another through a simple interface that feels like a normal fintech app, not a crypto tool.

Instead of forcing users to copy wallet addresses, manage ETH for gas, or understand blockchain mechanics, CHASQUI uses smart accounts, account abstraction, and sponsored gas to simplify the experience. A sender can search for a recipient by username, confirm the recipient’s wallet, enter an amount, and send funds with zero gas friction. After the transfer, the app provides a clear confirmation screen with transaction details, hashes, status, and history.

For hackathon judges, CHASQUI demonstrates a complete product flow: financial insight, user-friendly remittance, smart wallet infrastructure, transaction tracking, and operational visibility. It combines practical UX, crypto rails, and real-world remittance pain points into one focused solution: helping people send more money home, faster and with less loss.