Blockchain & Web3
Blockchain systems built like the financial infrastructure they are
On-chain code is public, immutable and holds funds. That combination means a class of bug that would be a routine patch elsewhere is instead an unrecoverable loss. We build to that standard, and we treat the exchange layer around the chain with the same seriousness.
The risk profile is different
A web application can be fixed on Tuesday. A deployed contract cannot. Everything about the process has to shift earlier: threat modelling before architecture, tests before deployment, audit before mainnet. Teams that carry web habits into this space lose money, publicly.
- Contracts deployed without an external audit or an upgrade path
- Custody handled casually, with keys nobody has formally secured
- Order matching and settlement treated as an afterthought beside the chain work
- No monitoring, so an exploit is discovered from social media rather than alerting
What you get
Smart contracts written for audit
Contracts built to be reviewed: minimal surface area, documented invariants and full test coverage including adversarial cases. We assume an auditor will read every line, because one should.
Exchange and settlement infrastructure
The part most teams underestimate. Order handling, matching, ledgering and reconciliation are conventional high-integrity backend engineering, and they carry the same consequences as the contract layer.
Wallet and custody design
Key management, signing flows and custody boundaries decided deliberately and documented, rather than emerging from whatever the first integration happened to do.
Monitoring and incident response
Alerting on the conditions that indicate an exploit in progress, and a documented response plan, because the first hour determines the size of the loss.
Proof
Snapiro, Cryptocurrency Exchange Platform
- Trade Volume
- $10M+
- Order Execution
- < 1 sec
- Active Traders
- 3x growth
- Platform Uptime
- 99.99%
A proven path from idea to launch
The methodology behind every project we ship. No surprises, no black boxes.
Discovery & Strategy
We analyse your business needs and develop a comprehensive technology strategy.
Design & Planning
Our team creates detailed project plans and architectural designs for your solution.
Development & Testing
We build your solution using agile methodologies with continuous testing and feedback.
Deployment & Support
We deploy your solution and provide ongoing support and maintenance services.
What we build it with
Common questions
Do you handle the audit yourselves?
We write contracts to be audited and we run our own review, but a meaningful audit is external and independent. We coordinate with an audit firm and remediate findings rather than marking our own homework.
Which chains do you work with?
EVM-compatible chains cover the majority of what clients need, and the tooling and audit ecosystem there is the most mature. We will discuss alternatives where the product genuinely calls for it.
Is the exchange side different from the contract side?
Very. Matching, ledgering and settlement are conventional backend systems with hard correctness requirements. In practice this is where most of the engineering effort goes on an exchange product.
How do you handle regulatory questions?
We are engineers rather than counsel, and this space is jurisdiction-specific enough that you need real legal advice. What we do is build systems that can satisfy the controls your counsel specifies, including reporting and audit trails.
Still have a question about blockchain development?
Tell us what you are building. You will get a straight answer on scope, timeline and cost within 24 hours.