The B2B blockchain development company
behind 350+ live platforms

A B2B blockchain development company: we build crypto platforms end to end — centralised and decentralised exchanges, custodial and non-custodial wallets, NFT marketplaces, payment gateways, prediction markets, GameFi economies, tokens and real-world asset tokenization platforms. Every engagement covers architecture, development, independent audit, launch and handover of the source code.

Yes. Stage one of every engagement is effectively blockchain consulting: product and market scoping, architecture and a compliance matrix, delivered as documents you keep whether or not you build with us. For unproven concepts we scope a proof of concept before committing to a full build.

A white label build launches in four to eight weeks. A standard custom platform takes ten to sixteen weeks. Platforms with derivatives, full compliance stacks or multi-chain scope take five to nine months, and institutional-grade systems nine to fourteen. The variable is rarely engineering — it is licensing, banking and audit, all of which run on external timelines.

Yes, in every engagement. Engines, smart contracts, applications, backend and infrastructure configuration transfer to you on delivery, deployed from addresses and accounts you control, with no ongoing licensing dependency on Coinsclone.

No. You license working software with a proven architecture, configured to your branding, markets and commercial model. You do not receive another company’s brand, trademarks or proprietary interface, and we do not build lookalikes of a specific company’s design.

Yes. Every contract that holds value and every custody path goes through independent third-party review, followed by remediation and a retest before mainnet. For platforms holding significant value we recommend two audits plus invariant and fuzz testing, and a staged launch with exposure caps.

We are engineers, not lawyers, so your counsel determines the licensing route and what you may legally offer in each market. We then implement exactly what their advice requires: verification tiers, AML monitoring, travel rule data exchange, geo-fencing, product restriction and regulator reporting exports.

It is arranged before launch, not after. That means market maker agreements, aggregated liquidity from other venues, or both. An exchange that opens with an empty order book converts almost no users, so we treat liquidity as a launch dependency rather than a growth task.

Ethereum and every major EVM chain, plus Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, TON, Sui, Cosmos and app-specific chains such as Ronin and Immutable. Non-EVM chains are built as separate implementations because their account models, fee mechanics and signing differ substantially.

Yes, native iOS and Android rather than wrapped web views. Trading and wallet apps need real market-data continuity, secure enclave key storage, device binding and biometric authentication, none of which a wrapper handles acceptably — and both app stores apply extra scrutiny to crypto apps.

It depends entirely on scope, and we do not publish figures because a white label wallet and an institutional derivatives venue are different orders of magnitude. Share your requirement and you receive a scoped proposal with the architecture and delivery phases the number is based on.

Yes. We sign an NDA before any technical discussion, and your concept, market strategy and commercial model are never used as reference material or shared with other clients.

You own and operate the platform, with runbooks and team training handed over as part of delivery. Ongoing maintenance, feature development and support are available as a separate arrangement, but they are optional — nothing in the handover locks you into it.

Yes. We take over existing platforms, extend them and rebuild the parts that are holding you back. The first step is a review of what you have: contracts, custody arrangement, data model and known incidents. Sometimes the honest recommendation is to keep more of it than you expected, and sometimes it is to replace the money-handling layer entirely.

White label if your model is close to a proven one and speed matters: a configured platform launches in four to six weeks with source included. Custom if your product, market or compliance position needs something the proven pattern does not do. The wrong reason to pick custom is wanting a different interface, which is a configuration job, not a rebuild.

Yes. A dedicated team works as an extension of yours on ongoing product and protocol work, with the same architect and engineers assigned rather than rotated. It suits companies with an internal roadmap and their own product management; a fixed-scope build suits a defined platform with a launch date.

Fintech and banking, trading and brokerage, payments and remittance, real estate, funds and asset management, gaming and esports, commodities, and media and community businesses. Each maps to platforms we have shipped rather than a capability we could attempt.

A named architect and project manager stay with you from kickoff to handover. You get a weekly written update, access to the staging environment as it is built and a demo at the close of each of the five stages. Nothing is reported as complete without something you can open and use.

Source code for every component, deployment scripts and infrastructure configuration, the audit report with remediation, admin and treasury runbooks, incident procedures, API documentation and training for your team. Contracts deploy under your keys and governance, with no licensing dependency on us.