Stablecoin development
Build the technical foundation of a stablecoin: contracts, issuance controls, redemption and integrations. Agree on backing and operation rules before writing code.
No specification yet? Start with your idea and the problem to solve.
01 / CAPABILITIES
What we can build
Issuance and redemption
Mint/burn rules, issuer roles, limits and request handling.
Backing and accounting
Reserve registry integrations, transaction reconciliation and reporting.
Management and integrations
Wallets, dashboards, permissions and emergency procedures.
02 / DELIVERABLES
What your team receives
A stablecoin is more than a token. Separate contracts, reserve accounting, issuer operations and external checks; technical mechanisms alone do not guarantee a peg.
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Technical model
Backing, participants, trust boundaries and operation rules.
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Contracts
Source code, roles, tests and agreed management mechanisms.
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Issuer system
Scoped integrations, accounting, dashboards and activity logs.
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Validation and handover
Test scenarios, audit preparation and operating documentation.
03 / OUR EXPERIENCE
Projects by our team
View all case studiesOur experience with token development, settlement and DeFi mechanics. Each case study describes the specific components and features delivered by our team.
04 / ENGINEERING
What we consider before development
Reserves and redemption
Define reserve evidence sources and redemption procedures.
Issuer powers
Document administrative capabilities and how they may be used.
Operating requirements
Qualified advisers define the legal model; technical requirements go into the specification.
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
Backing model, issuance, redemption and issuer powers.
Logic and integrations
Reserve accounting, dashboards, wallets and external checks.
Testing and launch
Reconciliation, contract testing 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
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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.
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07 / GOOD TO KNOW
Questions and answers
What types of stablecoins do you develop?
Fiat-backed (following the USDT/USDC model), crypto-collateralized with overcollateralization (the DAI model), and algorithmic. We help you choose the model that fits your goals, risk profile, and regulatory context.
How does the stablecoin maintain its peg?
Through mint/burn mechanics tied to reserves: tokens are issued when collateral is deposited and burned on redemption. For crypto-collateralized models we add price oracles (for example, Chainlink) and a position liquidation mechanism.
On which networks can the stablecoin be issued?
On Ethereum and other EVM networks (ERC-20/BEP-20), Tron (TRC-20), TON, and Solana. We support multi-chain issuance with total supply control across networks.
What management functions are built into the smart contract?
Issuer and admin roles, mint/burn, pause for emergency stops, blacklisting and address freezing for compliance, and upgradeability via the proxy pattern if required.
How is the stablecoin contract security verified?
Test the agreed scenarios and constraints: issuance, redemption, permissions and accounting. Use automated tests and code review, and prepare for an external audit. Agree separately on the audit scope and release criteria.
Do you account for regulatory requirements such as MiCA?
Yes, we build compliance mechanisms into the architecture: reserve transparency, issuance reporting, and freezing tools for regulator requests. Your legal advisors handle the licensing side, while we ensure the technical readiness.
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.