Wallets, crypto payments, portfolio trackers and exchange tools, built with the security crypto demands and connected to the chains and exchanges you need.
A deposit isn't real until the blockchain makes it final, so balances are only credited after enough confirmations.
User sends crypto
To their own deposit address
Address watched
The app spots the incoming transaction
Confirmations
Waits until the chain makes it final
Balance credited
Only after enough confirmations
In the history
With the on-chain transaction link
How many confirmations count as final depends on the chain and the amount; we set it per asset.
Key management, address generation, and balance tracking across the chains your product supports.
Connections to fiat on- and off-ramp providers so users can move between crypto and fiat cleanly.
Real-time valuation, allocation, and performance views across a user's holdings.
Integrations with exchange APIs for pricing, order routing, and account synchronization.
On-chain activity tracked and surfaced for compliance review and user-facing history.
Custodial or non-custodial architecture chosen deliberately, based on your risk and regulatory posture.
The app users see is the top layer. Underneath, the wallet service guards the keys and the connections talk to chains and exchanges.
Your users
Your app
Wallet service
Connections
Keys are kept apart from the rest of the app, so a problem elsewhere can't reach users' funds.
The ones your product needs. Bitcoin, Ethereum and EVM chains, and others with good tooling; each chain is added on purpose, with its own confirmation and fee rules.
It depends on your licence, your users and your risk appetite. We help you choose and build either model, or both.
Yes, through on-ramp providers that convert fiat to crypto, and off-ramps for the reverse. We integrate the ones available in your market.
Tell us what you're building: a wallet, exchange tooling, or something new. We'll help you scope it.
