Blockchain Network Design
Consensus, topology, and cryptography chosen for the use case — public, consortium, or private — with an honest account of what will not scale.
Networks, contracts, and the join back to the systems you already run.
We take on blockchain work when a client already has a reason for it: a contract that has to execute without a coordinator, an asset that has to be represented on-chain, or a network that has to talk to the rest of the estate. This is a practice, not the firm.
Consensus, topology, and cryptography chosen for the use case — public, consortium, or private — with an honest account of what will not scale.
Contracts in Solidity on Ethereum, or Chaincode on Hyperledger Fabric, that encode the actual agreement. Tested before they hold value.
Representation of an asset on-chain — utility, security, or NFT — when there is a real ownership or settlement problem, not a campaign.
Review of contracts and chain-facing code for the failures that drain value: reentrancy, overflow, access control, and the rest of the usual list.
The join to enterprise apps, payments, and devices. A chain that cannot talk to the rest of the business is a science project.
The interface and client (web3.js, ethers.js, or equivalent) so a person can use the contract without living in a hex dump.
If you already know why this has to be on-chain, we can staff it. If you do not, start on Application Software or APIs.