Named after the advisor, not the emperor
Birbal was Akbar's most trusted courtier, not because he agreed with everything, but because his counsel held up under pressure. That's the standard we hold our engineering to.
What we believe about blockchain projects
Most blockchain incidents trace back to an architecture decision nobody questioned hard enough, not a novel exploit. So we treat the review stage as load-bearing, not optional: every engagement gets a written threat model before build starts, and an independent audit before it touches mainnet.
We're also comfortable telling a prospective client that they don't need a blockchain at all. That answer costs us a project sometimes. It's still the right answer to give.
What we're actually optimizing for
Not growth at any cost. Not the fastest possible delivery. A specific, narrower thing: blockchain systems that still work correctly a year after launch.
Correctness over speed
A slower, correct answer beats a fast, fragile one. We'll tell you when a timeline is unrealistic instead of quietly cutting the review stage to hit it.
Write it down
Verbal agreements drift. Architecture decisions, scope, and findings go in writing, so there's a record to check against later.
Separate the auditor
The people who build a contract don't sign off on its own security review, even internally. That separation is non-negotiable.
Say no when it's true
If you don't need a blockchain, we'll say so. If a deadline isn't realistic, we'll say so before we miss it, not after.
From smart contracts to full delivery
The service list expanded because clients kept asking for the next stage of the same problem.
Founded as a smart contract and audit practice
Started with contract development and independent security review for early DeFi protocols.
Expanded into tokenization and wallet infrastructure
Added custody and tokenization work as clients began structuring real-world assets on-chain.
Formalized the outsourcing and staff augmentation practice
Enterprise clients began asking for embedded engineers rather than fixed-scope projects alone.
Launched white-label products and dedicated hiring
Built a standing set of white-label platforms and a dedicated hiring pipeline for long-term engagements.
Who does the work
A team of protocol engineers, smart contract developers, security reviewers, and product engineers. We keep engagements staffed by people who stay on the project end to end, not a rotating bench, and this is also the pool dedicated-hire and outsourcing clients draw from.
Engineering
Contract development, protocol design, and integration work, in Solidity, Rust, and TypeScript.
Security
Independent audit and review, kept separate from the build team on every engagement, including our own contracts.
Product and delivery
Scoping, project management, and the client-facing point of contact for the life of the engagement.
What our engineers actually work in
Chains
Languages and frameworks
Infrastructure and tooling
Looking to add blockchain engineers to your team
If you need capacity rather than a project, our dedicated hiring and staff augmentation services put vetted engineers on your team directly. They report into your process, and can scale up or down as the roadmap changes.
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Tell us about your project and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.