Blockchain development
End-to-end blockchain engineering on EVM chains and Solana: smart contracts, DeFi protocols, tokens, wallets, cross-chain infrastructure and the applications around them. Every build starts from a written specification and ships with its tests.
Deliverables
Smart contracts, DeFi, tokens, wallets, bridges, chains and dApps, built against a written spec.
Spec & invariants
A written description of what must always hold, reviewed with you before code.
Contracts with tests
Unit, fuzz, invariant and fork tests. CI runs all of them on every pull request.
Deployment & upgrades
Scripted deploys, an upgrade or immutability decision written out, multisig and timelock setup.
Integration
Indexer, API and frontend wiring when you need it, by the same people.
Handover
Architecture notes, a runbook and a walkthrough, so your team owns it afterwards.
How we work on this
Each step produces something you can read or run, so progress is never a matter of trust.
- 1
Spec
We write down what the system must always do and must never do. Those invariants become the acceptance test for everything after.
- 2
Threat model
Who can call what, with what money, in what order. Each risk gets an owner: a guard, a test, or an explicit decision to accept it.
- 3
Build
Small contracts, explicit access control, no cleverness we cannot test. Every pull request carries its own tests.
- 4
Break
Invariant fuzzing, static analysis, fork tests and manual review. Findings arrive as failing tests you can run yourself.
- 5
Ship
Deployment scripts, key ceremonies, monitoring and a runbook. We stay on for the first weeks on mainnet.
What we test hardest
- Call ordering and reentrancy
- Privileged roles and upgrade keys
- Rounding and share-price inflation
- Oracle freshness and manipulation
- Cross-chain message replay
Tools we use
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Common questions
Whichever fits the product. If you have not decided, we write out the trade-offs for your case before any code.
It depends on how much you expect to change. If upgradeable, we put the upgrade path behind a multisig and a timelock and write down who holds what.
Yes. Indexers, APIs and the frontend can be part of the same engagement.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you are building and what must not go wrong. An engineer who would work on it will reply.