Crypto Solutions

Crypto Wallet Development

A wallet is a key management product with a balance screen attached. Get the key handling wrong and nothing else matters — so we start with how keys are created, stored, backed up and recovered, then build the wallet everyone sees on top of it.

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Crypto Wallet Development

Wallets We Build

Custodial, non-custodial or somewhere in between — the model follows your regulatory position, not fashion.

Non-Custodial Wallets

Keys generated and held on device, with seed phrase or social recovery, and nothing sensitive ever reaching your servers.

Custodial Wallets

Hot, warm and cold tiers with policy-based approvals, HSM or MPC signing and withdrawal controls suited to an exchange or fintech.

MPC Wallets

Threshold signatures splitting the key across parties, removing the single point of compromise without burdening the user with a seed phrase.

Multi-Sig & Treasury

Shared wallets with signing policies, spending limits and approval workflows for DAOs and corporate treasuries.

Swaps & Bridging

In-wallet swaps through DEX aggregators and cross-chain bridges, with quotes and slippage stated plainly before signing.

Staking & DeFi

Native staking, liquid staking and vetted DeFi positions surfaced inside the wallet with real yield figures.

What Users Get

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Multi-account management

Several accounts and chains under one recovery phrase, clearly separated in the interface.

02

Recovery options

Seed phrase, encrypted cloud backup or social recovery — chosen per product, explained honestly to users.

03

Hardware wallet support

Ledger and Trezor connectivity so larger balances can sit behind a device.

04

NFT and token views

Collectibles and tokens with spam filtering, because an unfiltered wallet becomes unusable quickly.

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dApp browser & WalletConnect

Connect to dApps with session management and per-site permissions the user can revoke.

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Activity alerts

Notifications on incoming transfers, approvals granted and unusual outbound activity.

Who We Build Crypto Products For

Exchanges, wallets, payment businesses and fintechs moving real value on chain — where custody, compliance and reconciliation matter as much as the interface.

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Crypto exchanges
Wallet providers
Card programmes
Neobanks & fintech
Payment processors
Custodians
DeFi protocols
Compliance-led operators
Remittance businesses

Crypto Engineering Capabilities

Moving real value on chain leaves no room for approximation. This is the engineering underneath.

Key management

MPC, multi-sig and HSM-backed signing, with recovery designed before any interface work begins.

Double-entry ledgers

On-chain movements reconciled against an internal ledger daily, with alerts on any mismatch.

Audited contract paths

Anything that touches funds reviewed externally before it reaches mainnet.

Multi-chain support

EVM chains, Solana, Bitcoin and Cosmos behind one interface rather than a fork per network.

Compliance hooks

Screening, KYC tiers and transaction monitoring built into the flow, not bolted on afterwards.

On-chain monitoring

Abnormal flow and oracle deviation alerting from the first block after deployment.

Our Build Process

Security decisions are made and reviewed before feature work begins.

Threat model

Who your users are, what they hold and what an attacker would realistically try — written down first.

Key architecture

Custody model, storage, backup and recovery designed and reviewed before any UI work.

Build and integrate

Wallet, chains, swaps and staking built in sprints against live testnets.

Audit and release

External review of the signing paths, fixes, then a phased release.

Build A Wallet People Can Trust

Tell us who the wallet is for and what it needs to hold. You will get a custody recommendation and a scope, free.

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FAQs

Wallet Questions

Everything you need to know about our crypto solutions work.

It follows your licence and your users. Custodial means you are holding client assets, with the regulatory weight that carries. Non-custodial keeps you out of that, but support burden rises because you cannot reverse anything. We will give you a straight recommendation once we know your jurisdiction and audience.

Yes. EVM chains are trivial to add. Non-EVM networks depend on library maturity, so we scope those individually and tell you the real cost rather than assuming it is the same as adding another EVM chain.

Signing code is versioned and changes to it go through separate review and external audit. Releases are staged, and the wallet is built so a bad release cannot invalidate existing backups or recovery data.

Sometimes that is the right answer, and we will say so if it is. White-labelling is faster and cheaper, but you inherit someone else's roadmap and limits. A custom build makes sense when the wallet is the product rather than a feature.