DEX development
Build decentralised trading products with token swaps, liquidity pools, routing and user interfaces. Design contracts and the application as one system.
No specification yet? Start with your idea and the problem to solve.
01 / CAPABILITIES
What we can build
Swaps and routing
Quotes, route selection, fees, slippage and transaction execution.
Liquidity pools
Liquidity deposits and withdrawals, provider positions and share calculations.
Protocol management
Parameters, permissions, incentives and contract monitoring tools.
02 / DELIVERABLES
What your team receives
Choose the trading model and protocol scope: your own pools, integrations with existing DEXs or aggregation. Scope governance and security reviews separately.
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Trading architecture
Exchange model, supported networks and external dependencies.
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Contracts and integrations
Protocol logic, wallets, indexing and APIs.
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DEX interface
Swaps, liquidity, history and clear transaction states.
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Testing and launch
Test scenarios, audit preparation and deployment plan.
03 / OUR EXPERIENCE
Projects by our team
View all case studiesProjects from our portfolio. Each case study describes its scope, technologies and implemented features.
04 / ENGINEERING
What we consider before development
Liquidity
Define sources and conditions; software development does not create liquidity by itself.
Economic attacks
Review calculations, permissions and dangerous operation sequences.
Multiple networks
Each chain and bridge adds its own dependencies and risks.
05 / COST AND TIMELINE
An estimate for your scope
Define the first release and acceptance criteria, then estimate development, integrations and testing by stage.
First release
Trading model, pools, routing and interface features.
Logic and integrations
Networks, wallets, indexing and external protocols.
Testing and launch
Contract checks, economic scenarios and audit preparation.
06 / PROCESS
From discussion to a working product
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Understand the scope
Review the product, users and constraints. Agree on priorities.
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Design the solution
Define workflows, architecture and acceptance criteria.
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Build and validate
Share progress and test features and integrations.
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Release and hand over
Prepare the release, deliver source code and agree on further support.
What our clients say
All reviewsIn the end, we received a complete, working product. The team is responsible, stays in touch and is committed to the outcome. I can recommend them for complex development projects.
Product development
Review excerpt
The team immersed themselves in the project and proposed a clear architecture and a phased work plan. All the key MVP features were implemented with security and scalability requirements in mind.
Crypto wallet · Web & Mobile
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07 / GOOD TO KNOW
Questions and answers
Which DEX models do you implement?
AMM exchanges following the Uniswap model with liquidity pools, order-book DEXes (on-chain or hybrid), and liquidity aggregators. We pick the model based on your target audience, assets, and network.
Which blockchains can a DEX be launched on?
On EVM networks (Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, and other L2s), as well as Solana and TON. A multi-chain launch is possible, with a single frontend and separate contracts per network.
How do you secure the DEX smart contracts?
We write contracts in Solidity or Rust with full test coverage, run static analysis and internal reviews, prepare the codebase for an external audit, and help you pass it before the mainnet deployment.
Where will pool liquidity come from?
We design incentives for liquidity providers: liquidity mining programs, farming, and fee sharing. If needed, we help bootstrap the initial pools and connect external market makers.
Does a DEX need support after launch if the contracts are immutable?
Yes: we maintain the frontend and indexers (subgraphs), monitor contract and oracle behavior, release new versions via the proxy pattern or a governance mechanism, and add networks and pools.
What determines the timeline and cost of DEX development?
We estimate the first release, integrations, readiness of source data and required testing. After discussing the scope, we provide an estimate by stage, with external services and future work listed separately.
Discuss a project
Let’s start with your project
Tell us what you want to build or improve. We will discuss the first release, dependencies and next steps.