NFT Development

NFT Wallet Development

A wallet full of airdropped junk is a wallet nobody opens. NFT wallets live or die on curation and on making a signature request understandable — because the costliest NFT losses come from signing something that looked routine.

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NFT Wallet Development

What We Build

A collector-focused wallet, from key handling through to the gallery.

Collection Gallery

Grouped by collection with media handling for images, video, audio and 3D, and fast loading on large holdings.

Spam Filtering

Automatic hiding of unsolicited and known-scam collections, with a review area rather than silent deletion.

Marketplace Connectivity

List, offer and accept from inside the wallet, connected to the venues your users already trade on.

Key Management

Seed phrase, MPC or hardware-backed keys with a recovery model chosen for your audience.

Approval Manager

A panel showing every active approval with one-tap revocation, which prevents most drainer losses.

dApp Connectivity

WalletConnect sessions with per-site permissions and a clear record of what each site can do.

Collector Features

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Portfolio value

Floor-based valuation with realised and unrealised profit, and an honest note on how floor pricing can mislead.

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Offer alerts

Notifications on offers, sales and expiring listings across connected marketplaces.

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Hardware support

Ledger and Trezor for high-value holdings, with the same interface as a hot wallet.

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Multi-wallet view

Watch and manage several addresses, including cold wallets, in one place.

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Batch transfers

Move or burn many items in one transaction, which collectors need far more often than wallets allow.

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Cross-chain view

Ethereum, L2s and Solana collections shown together rather than behind a network switcher.

Industries Using Tokenised Assets

Ownership that can be verified and traded matters well beyond collectibles — we build for the sectors where it changes how an asset works.

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Gaming
Art & collectibles
Music & media
Sports & fan tokens
Ticketing & events
Real estate
Fashion & retail
Certificates
Membership & loyalty

Token Platform Capabilities

The engineering that keeps a token platform fast, safe and recognised across the ecosystem.

Indexing pipelines

Chain events normalised into a searchable database with reorg handling, so browsing never waits on an RPC.

Media pipeline

Metadata and media cached, resized and pinned rather than hot-linked from a public gateway.

Audited exchange logic

Signature-based orders and settlement reviewed externally before launch.

Royalty handling

Creator royalties applied consistently, with an honest position on what each chain can enforce.

Batch operations

Sweeps, bulk listings and batch transfers, which is what active traders actually need.

Account abstraction

Sponsored gas and embedded wallets so a first-time buyer is not blocked by an empty balance.

How We Build It

Key handling and signing safety are settled before feature work begins.

Custody and threat model

Who the users are, what they hold, and what an attacker would try.

Core wallet

Key management, signing and transaction decoding built and reviewed first.

Collector layer

Gallery, filtering, marketplace connectivity and notifications.

Audit and release

External review of signing paths, then a phased rollout.

Build A Wallet Collectors Keep Open

Tell us who collects on your platform and what they need to do. We will scope the wallet and its security model.

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FAQs

NFT Wallet Questions

Everything you need to know about our nft development work.

A mix of signals — unsolicited transfers, contracts with no verified source, collections matching known scam patterns and community reports. Nothing is deleted; filtered items move to a separate area the user can review, because false positives happen.

Read-only views can be added for most chains through indexers relatively cheaply. Full signing support is a bigger piece of work per non-EVM chain, and we scope those individually.

It depends on where your users trade. Extensions still dominate desktop marketplace use; mobile wins for browsing and holding. Many products need both, so we design the core to be shared between them from the start.

Collection floor from marketplace data, with last-sale and trait-based estimates where available. We label it clearly as an estimate — floor pricing is easy to manipulate on thin collections and we do not present it as fact.