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We are a smart contract development company that works with first movers, visionaries, and industry leaders. 

Great products don’t just happen. They require obsessive attention to detail from beginning to end, with a focus on aesthetics, usability, functionality, and scalability. We make sure to take care of every part of the development process as a one-stop shop for your needs.

Our team has deep experience in building smart contracts for clients. We work like an internal team at your company, treating your success as our success. 

Talk to us to see what we can build together.

What Are Smart Contracts?

Smart contracts are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code. They run on blockchain networks and automatically enforce the predefined set of rules and criteria of a contract.  

They are immutable, transparent, and secure, and can facilitate the exchange of money, property, or anything of value in a trustless and decentralized manner.

Why Use Smart Contracts

Smart contracts have many advantages that you can leverage for your business.

Automation: They automate the execution of contractual terms, reducing the need for intermediaries and reducing the risk of human error.

Trust: They run on immutable, secure blockchain networks, providing a high degree of trust in the execution of the contract.

Transparency: All parties have access to the same information, providing transparency and reducing the risk of fraud or misrepresentation.

Cost-effective: They reduce the need for intermediaries and legal services, making the execution of contracts more cost-effective.

Speed: Smart contracts can be executed faster than traditional contracts as they eliminate the need for manual processes.

Decentralization: The main benefit of decentralized contracts is that they cannot be hacked or tampered with. It is impossible for a bad faith party to change the results. 

Immutability: Once a smart contract is deployed, it cannot be altered, providing a permanent and unalterable record of the agreement.

Our Smart Contract Development Services

Our services and processes for creating your product include:

Requirements gathering and analysis: Understanding the client's business requirements and translating them into a smart contract.

Contract design and development: Writing the actual code for the smart contract using programming languages like Solidity (for EVM-based chains like Ethereum), Clarity (for Stacks), or Rust (for Solana and Polkadot).

Contract deployment and testing: Deploying the contract on a blockchain network and thoroughly testing it for bugs and security vulnerabilities.

Integration with other systems: Integrating the smart contract with other systems and applications to provide a seamless user experience.

Technical documentation: Providing technical documentation for the contract, including code comments, and example integration code snippets.

Case Studies

DLC.Link

Unlocking the Power of Bitcoin

Binance

Building an NFT marketplace in record time

The History of Smart Contracts

The concept of smart contracts was first introduced by computer scientist Nick Szabo in 1994. He defined a smart contract as a self-executing agreement with the terms of the agreement directly written into lines of code. 

The idea gained traction in the blockchain community with the launch of Ethereum in 2015, which allowed for the creation and deployment of smart contracts on a decentralized network. Since then, the use of smart contracts has expanded and they are now used in various industries for a range of applications.

Languages We Use

Solidity: A high-level language for writing smart contracts on Ethereum, similar to Python, Javascript, and C++. It supports libraries, inheritance, and is statically typed.

Rust: A statically-typed, low-level language known for its memory efficiency, speed, and helpful error output for debugging. This is the language of the Solana chain.

Clarity: A predictable, secure, interpretative and decidable language. It is used for the Stacks blockchain. 

What are examples of smart contracts?

Supply Chain Management: Smart contracts can automate and track the flow of goods and information in a supply chain, increasing transparency and efficiency.

Real Estate: You can streamline property transactions and secure real estate ownership records.

Banking & Finance: A smart contract can automate financial transactions and reduce the need for intermediaries, improving security and reducing costs.

Healthcare: You can securely store and manage patients' health records and medical information.

Government: Smart contracts can improve the transparency and efficiency of government processes, such as voting and record-keeping.

Insurance: In insurance, a smart contract can automate the process of claim settlements and reduce the need for intermediaries.

Retail: You can automate retail transactions, improve inventory management and reduce supply chain costs with smart contracts.

Gaming: Smart contracts can provide secure, transparent and decentralized game economies and transactions.

Tech Stack

Blockchains used to create smart contracts: 

We’ve worked with Ethereum, Bitcoin, EOS, TRON, Avalanche, Polygon, Lightning Network, Hyperledger, Stacks, Hedera Hashgraph, Flow Blockchain, Cartesi, and Solana which are popular choices as they provide robust and secure decentralized networks. We also worked with Stacks, another more recent blockchain. 

Programming languages used to create smart contracts

Rust (for Solana), Solidity (for Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Binance Smart Chain), and Clarity (for Stacks), are used to write smart contracts that run on the blockchain.