Custodial wallets
Operator-held keys with access controls, audit trails, and recovery suited to regulated flows.
From key storage to multi-chain send/receive — wallets that protect assets without punishing UX.
Pick the capabilities your product needs — we wire them in when the business case is clear.
Threat models for phishing, device loss, and insider risk written down before build.
Fees, confirmations, and failures explained so support is not the product.
Custodial vs non-custodial chosen for compliance and user skill — not fashion.
Shared core logic across platforms so chain upgrades do not fork your codebase forever.
Recovery, support runbooks, and admin tools when you operate custody.
Logging and alerts for failed txs and unusual activity without leaking secrets.
Wallet UI that matches your product — not a generic crypto skin.
Architecture that can add chains and asset types without a full rewrite.
See how thoughtful design, modern engineering, and applied AI solve real business challenges.
We force an explicit decision on who holds keys — and design around that truth.
Confirmations and warnings that prevent irreversible mistakes without nannying experts.
Secrets handling and device risk treated as product requirements, not afterthoughts.
You leave with threat notes, recovery flows, and release checklists.
Mobile, web, and blockchain engineers who implement together.
Stay for chain upgrades and incidents, or hand over cleanly once stable.
We match LLM capabilities and cloud infrastructure to the use case; our stack reduces risk, supports growth, and builds lasting systems.
Custody model, key management, send/receive UX, multi-chain support, and optional dApp connectivity. Scope is written after discovery so the first slice stays honest.
Custodial fits regulated products and recovery expectations. Non-custodial fits self-sovereign users. We recommend based on compliance and support capacity — not a default slogan.
Often both with a shared core. We start where your users already are and expand when metrics justify the second client.
Focused single-chain send/receive MVPs move faster than multi-sig multi-chain suites. After discovery we give a dated plan for the first honest release.
We can stay for chain upgrades, security patches, and feature work, or hand over documentation and a release process. Many clients keep us through early user growth.

Share the use case, chain preferences, or compliance constraints. Our team will review it and suggest a next step.