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— Blockchain & Web3 Development

Smart contracts and Web3 that hold real value — audited, production-grade.

Solidity smart contracts, DeFi protocols, NFT platforms, DAO tooling and cross-chain integrations. For enterprises tokenising real-world assets and Web3 startups building the next protocol. Audited before deployment, not after an exploit.

$12k+starting · smart contract audit from $5k · DeFi protocol from $30k
15+Smart contracts deployed to mainnet
$0Exploits on contracts we've written
4Chains: ETH, Polygon, Solana, Base
100%Audit before mainnet deployment
— What we build

Six Web3 capabilities. One engineering team.

We treat smart contracts like production financial infrastructure — because that's what they are. Every contract is audited before mainnet, every integration tested on testnet. No "move fast and fix the exploit" culture here.

— 01

Smart Contract Development

Solidity contracts on Ethereum, Polygon and Base. ERC-20 tokens, ERC-721/1155 NFTs, custom token economics, multisig wallets and time-locks. Written with gas optimisation, reentrancy guards and formal testing before audit.

  • ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-4337
  • Hardhat + Foundry test suites
  • Gas profiling + optimisation
— 02

DeFi Protocol Development

AMMs, lending protocols, yield aggregators, staking contracts and token vesting schedules. Designed with economic security models, not just code security — because the economics can be the exploit.

  • AMM (Uniswap V3-style), lending pools
  • Staking, vesting, lock-up contracts
  • Flash loan attack surface analysis
— 03

NFT Marketplace & Platforms

Custom NFT marketplaces, mint pages, lazy minting contracts, royalty enforcement and collection management tooling. Full-stack: smart contracts on-chain, IPFS metadata, and a web3 frontend with wallet connection.

  • Custom marketplace or OpenSea integration
  • Lazy minting, airdrops, allowlists
  • IPFS / Arweave metadata storage
— 04

DAO Tooling & Governance

On-chain governance with token-weighted voting, timelocks, multi-sig treasury management and proposal execution. Built on OpenZeppelin Governor or custom governance contracts depending on your requirements.

  • OpenZeppelin Governor + timelock
  • Snapshot off-chain + on-chain execution
  • Gnosis Safe treasury integration
— 05

Web3 Frontend & dApp Integration

React frontends connected to smart contracts with wagmi, viem and ethers.js. Wallet connection (MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet), transaction UX, event listening and indexing with The Graph.

  • wagmi / viem / ethers.js
  • The Graph for event indexing
  • WalletConnect, MetaMask, Coinbase
— 06

Smart Contract Audit & Security

Security reviews for third-party contracts and your own code. Slither, Mythril and manual review. We produce a written findings report with severity ratings and fix recommendations — not a certificate, a remediation plan.

  • Slither, Mythril, Echidna fuzzing
  • Manual line-by-line code review
  • Written report + remediation support
— The stack

Tools that ship to mainnet.

The same toolchain across every contract we write — so there are no surprises at audit time, and the testing suite runs on the same environment as the production deployment.

Solidity
Rust (Solana)
Hardhat
Foundry
OpenZeppelin
Chainlink
wagmi
viem
The Graph
IPFS
Arweave
Gnosis Safe
Slither
Mythril
Alchemy
Polygon
Base
Etherscan
— How we work

Testnet to mainnet. With no surprises.

Smart contracts are immutable once deployed. We design around that constraint — extensive testing and audit before anything goes live on mainnet.

01

Specification — Week 0

Map the contract logic, token economics, access control model and upgrade strategy. Written spec before a line of Solidity. Economic attack surface reviewed before code review.

02

Build & Test — Weeks 1–4

Contract development with Hardhat and Foundry. Unit tests, integration tests and fuzz tests. 100% branch coverage before audit. Testnet deployment and integration with your frontend.

03

Audit — Weeks 5–6

Internal security review (Slither, Mythril, manual) plus external audit for production contracts holding significant value. All findings resolved and verified before mainnet.

04

Mainnet & monitor — Week 7

Verified deployment to mainnet. Etherscan verification. Monitoring via Tenderly or Alchemy. Emergency pause and upgrade mechanisms wired and documented before go-live.

— Why us

Security-first. Always audited. No exceptions.

Two commitments we make on every blockchain engagement.

— 01 · Audit before mainnet. Always.

We will not deploy a contract to mainnet without an audit.

Not even a simple ERC-20. The audit might be a faster internal review for a low-value contract and a full external audit for a protocol holding significant TVL — but it is always done. "We'll audit it later" is how $100M exploits happen. We've seen enough post-mortems to know that security shortcuts in blockchain are usually the only decision that matters.

— 02 · Economic design matters more than code

We model the token economics before we write the first function.

Most smart contract vulnerabilities are economic, not syntactic. A reentrancy guard doesn't protect you from a flash-loan attack on a poorly designed AMM. We review the incentive model, the attack surface for price manipulation, the governance attack vectors and the tokenomics stability before we open our IDE. The code has to be right — but the economics have to be right first.

— Proof in production

On-chain loyalty tokenisation for an enterprise retail client.

One example. Additional case studies available under NDA after the discovery call.

Case study · Retail loyalty token

ERC-20 loyalty token and staking rewards contract for a UK enterprise retail client.

A custom ERC-20 token with staking rewards, point-to-token redemption mechanism, admin minting controls and Gnosis Safe treasury — deployed on Polygon for low-cost consumer transactions. Full Foundry test suite, Slither audit, Etherscan verified. 50,000+ redemptions in the first quarter post-launch.

50K+Redemptions · Q1
$0Exploits post-launch
PolygonChain · low-cost tx
Loyalty Token · Live
50K+Redemptions in Q1 · 0 exploits
ERC-20PolygonGnosis SafeSlither audit
— Frequently asked

Five questions every Web3 client asks first.

Anything else — email Prakash directly.

Which blockchains do you support?
Primarily Ethereum mainnet, Polygon, Base and Arbitrum for EVM-compatible chains. We also build on Solana (Rust) for high-throughput applications where transaction speed and cost are critical. We can advise on chain selection for your use case — the choice of chain is one of the first things we scope in the discovery call.
Do you do smart contract audits for third-party code?
Yes. We offer standalone security audits for contracts written by other teams — useful before integrating a third-party protocol, before a token sale, or when inheriting a codebase. We produce a written findings report with severity ratings (Critical / High / Medium / Low) and specific remediation recommendations. Timeline is typically 1–2 weeks depending on contract complexity.
Can you help with enterprise blockchain (private chains)?
Yes. We've built on Hyperledger Fabric and private Ethereum (Go-Ethereum) networks for enterprises that need permissioned blockchains for supply chain, trade finance and document provenance. Private chains trade decentralisation for privacy and throughput — we'll help you assess whether a private chain or a public chain with privacy layers is the right fit for your requirements.
What's the minimum viable smart contract engagement?
A smart contract audit starts at $5,000 for a single contract (up to ~500 lines of Solidity). A full contract build — specification, development, test suite, internal audit and testnet deployment — starts at $12,000. Mainnet deployments holding significant TVL require an external audit, which adds $15–40k depending on protocol complexity and which audit firm you engage.
Who owns the smart contract code?
You do — 100%, full IP transfer, same as all our engagements. The deployed contract is publicly verifiable on Etherscan, and we hand over all source code, deployment scripts, test suites, ABI files and admin keys. We don't hold upgrade authority on your contracts unless you explicitly want us to during an active maintenance retainer.
— Let's build it on-chain

Bring a protocol idea. Leave with a security model.

60-minute discovery call covering chain selection, contract architecture and economic security. You leave with a scoped proposal and a fixed quote within 48 hours. No SDR, no boilerplate.

Book a 60-min discovery call
— Founder will reply personallyPrakash Singh · Matrytech