On-chain products built to pass an audit

It depends on how many contracts you need, how complex the logic is and which chains you deploy to. We usually start with a 1–2 week Web3 Feasibility Sprint covering utility design, chain choice and a threat model, which ends with a fixed quote. Budget separately for an independent audit, which is paid directly to the audit firm you choose.

No, and you shouldn't want us to. We prepare your contracts for audit with tests, static analysis, a threat model and clear documentation, then fix every finding. The audit itself should come from an independent firm you choose, so the people checking the code are not the people who wrote it.

It depends on your users, fees and the ecosystem you need. We mostly build on Ethereum and EVM networks such as Polygon, Base and Arbitrum, where tooling and audit expertise are mature. During discovery we compare transaction costs, wallet support and liquidity for your use case, then recommend a chain with the reasons written down.

Yes. With embedded wallets and account abstraction, users can sign up with an email or social login and get a wallet created for them in the background. We can sponsor gas fees so they never need to buy crypto to start. Experienced users can still connect their own wallet if they prefer.

If your product exchanges, transfers or holds digital assets on behalf of users in India, it may need to register with FIU-IND under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. Tax and other rules may also apply. We flag these questions early in discovery and work alongside your legal counsel; we don't give legal advice ourselves.

They can be, if upgradeability is designed in from the start using proxy patterns, with upgrades controlled by a multisig and a time delay so users can see changes coming. Some products are better immutable for trust reasons. We discuss the trade-off with you, document the choice, and include an upgrade runbook at handover.