Ethereum
The most trusted network for high-value projects, with the deepest liquidity and the widest pool of security auditors.
Blockchain Networks We Build On
We choose your network based on who your users are and what each transaction costs, not on which chain is popular this quarter.
Base
Ethereum level security at a fraction of a cent per transaction. Our usual choice for consumer apps with high activity.
Arbitrum
A mature layer 2 network with deep DeFi liquidity. You get much lower fees using the same contracts you would write for Ethereum.
Polygon
Fast, affordable and supported by almost every wallet. A strong fit for loyalty schemes, ticketing and large NFT drops.
Solana
Built for speed, with confirmations in under a second. Well suited to payments, trading and high-volume applications.
BNB Chain
Low transaction fees and a very large retail audience, especially across Asian markets.
Optimism
A proven layer 2 network inside the Superchain ecosystem, with shared tooling and bridges.
Avalanche
Launch your own Avalanche L1 when your project needs custom rules, permissions and its own gas token.
Web3 Solutions We Build
We design and develop blockchain products that match the way your business works, from smart contracts to full decentralized applications.
Smart Contract Development
We write secure Solidity and Rust smart contracts that auditors can read and verify. Every contract is tested against real edge cases before it handles a single coin.
Decentralized Apps
We build dApps with smooth wallet connection, clear transaction states and an interface that explains what your users are about to approve.
Tokens and Tokenomics
We develop ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155 and SPL tokens with supply, vesting and fee logic modelled in advance. Token economics are permanent, so we get them right the first time.
NFT and Marketplace Platforms
We build NFT platforms with minting, royalties, listings and settlement included. A reliable storage layer keeps your assets available for years after launch.
DeFi Protocols
We develop staking, lending, swapping and liquidity pool systems with the calculations documented and reviewed. Every failure scenario is agreed before development begins.
Wallets and On-Chain Payments
We build custodial and self-custody wallets with multi-signature approvals and fiat on-ramps. Your customers can pay without learning how crypto works first.
Web3 Security Built In From Day One
A live smart contract is public, permanent and holding real money. You cannot quietly patch it on a Friday afternoon.
So the work that protects your project happens before launch. We plan for threats, test our own code until it breaks and settle the upgrade path while changes are still cheap to make.
Audited Before Launch, Not After
We run static analysis, fuzz testing and invariant testing in-house, then plan an external audit from the start. Fixing an issue on a testnet takes a day. Fixing it after launch can cost your treasury.
Gas Costs Planned From the Start
Storage layout, batching and loop limits are decided during design, not discovered later. You see the cost per transaction before you commit to an approach.
An Upgrade Path You Choose
Immutable, proxied and migratable contracts each balance safety against flexibility differently. We agree which model fits your project and who can approve a change before anything goes live.
Keys and Admin Rights Managed Properly
Deployer keys go into a multi-signature wallet, privileged calls get timelocks and you receive a written answer to who can move funds and what stops them. Most losses come from key handling, not from code.
Backup Plans for Network Problems
Providers go offline and networks get congested. Your app queues transactions, retries them automatically and keeps users informed instead of leaving them with a loading spinner.
From First Idea to Mainnet Launch
You see your product running on a public testnet early, long before it holds anything of real value.
01
Plan What Goes On-Chain
We work out which parts of your product genuinely need a blockchain and which run better in a normal database, then choose the network that fits.
02
Design the Contracts
Roles, supply, fees and permissions are documented and reviewed while they are still on paper and inexpensive to change.
03
Build and Test on a Testnet
Your contracts, front end and indexer go live on a public testnet, so you can use the real product with test funds.
04
Audit and Fix
Internal review, fuzz testing and an independent external audit. Every finding is fixed and retested before we agree a launch date.
05
Launch and Monitor
We verify your source code on the block explorer, set up alerts on your contracts and hand over a runbook your team can follow from day one.
What You Own After Launch
Too many Web3 projects leave the client holding a contract address and very little else.
Everything below is yours from the first day, whether you keep working with us or not.
Verified, Readable Contracts
Your source code is published and verified on the block explorer, so anyone can confirm exactly what your product does.
A Front End Your Customers Can Use
Wallet connection, plain language prompts and clear error messages, so people new to crypto can finish the flow without help.
Complete Audit Documentation
Test coverage, the full audit report and every finding matched to the fix that closed it. This is the pack investors ask to see.
Operations Your Team Can Run
Deployment scripts, monitoring, alerts and a written runbook, so your team is never dependent on us to keep the product running.
Frequently Asked Questions
Often it does not, and we will say so early. A blockchain earns its place when several parties who do not trust each other need to agree on the same record, when ownership has to move without you in the middle, or when settlement should not depend on your company staying in business. If none of that applies to your product, a normal database is faster, cheaper and much easier to maintain.
It depends on your users and your cost per transaction. Consumer apps with a lot of small actions usually run best on a layer 2 network such as Base, Arbitrum or Polygon. Projects that need deep liquidity and the widest choice of auditors stay on Ethereum. Payments and trading suit Solana. We calculate the fees for your expected volume and show you the numbers before you decide.
We review, fuzz test and invariant test everything in-house, which catches most issues. For any contract holding real value we also plan an independent external audit, because the team that wrote the code is the wrong team to sign it off. You receive the report, the fixes and the retest results.
Only if you plan for it in advance. An immutable contract cannot be edited at all, which is the strongest guarantee you can give your users. A proxy pattern lets you upgrade the logic, but whoever controls that proxy effectively controls the product, so it belongs behind a multi-signature wallet and a timelock. We agree which model you want during design, not after launch.
A token launch or a single-purpose contract with a simple front end usually takes six to eight weeks including the audit. A full dApp with custom contracts, an indexer and wallet onboarding runs three to five months. We scope your project first and give you a fixed plan, a timeline and a price, with the audit budget listed separately.
Let Us Build Your Web3 Product
Tell us what you want to build and who it is for. We will review your idea, confirm whether blockchain is the right fit and come back with a clear plan, a timeline and a price.