Service
Blockchain Systems & Tokenization
We use blockchain only where decentralisation or provable provenance earns its place. Smart contracts, NFT systems and integration with the web2 systems already running the business.
We use blockchain where decentralisation or provable provenance earns its place, and say so plainly when it does not. Most of what gets proposed as a blockchain problem is a database problem with a harder deployment story.
Where it does fit — assets that must carry their history, records several parties need to trust without trusting each other, value that has to move without an intermediary — this is the work.
What we build
- Tokenisation patterns. Fungible (ERC-20) and non-fungible (ERC-721/1155) models, fractionalisation, and securities-aware wrappers.
- Marketplace and launchpad primitives. Order-book and Seaport-style matching, timed drops, batch minting, bonding-curve AMMs, royalty enforcement and payout routing.
- Hybrid custody. Decentralised storage (IPFS/Filecoin) alongside encrypted vaults for private assets, and smart-contract-controlled escrow for fundraising and milestone releases.
- Cross-chain bridges and liquidity. LayerZero and Layer-2 patterns, XCM-style messaging for Polkadot integrations, and the safety patterns that go with them — watchers, oracle checkpoints, recoverable failure paths.
- Provenance and metadata. Schema design, a schema registry, and JSON-LD linked-data practice, so a record is discoverable and holds up as evidence.
- Indexing, on-chain and off. Event indexing, subgraphs or custom indexers, and data contracts that feed analytics without re-deriving everything each time.
- Monetisation and fundraising. Crowdfunding templates (all-or-nothing, keep-all, revenue-share), NFT-as-ticket frameworks, and token-based governance.
How we work
Every contract ships with tests, a migration plan and an audit checklist. Upgrades use proxy patterns with a documented migration path, because a contract that cannot be fixed is a liability rather than a guarantee.