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Web3 · Blockchain

Blockchain development and crypto integration for business

USDT payments, smart contracts, tokens and full dApps on Ethereum, TON, Solana and other networks. Designed securely, tested and audited — before real money touches the contract.

Price
from $3,000
Timeline
2–10 weeks
Format
Design, code, audit, integration
EVM + TON
main networks we work with
100%
contract test coverage before deployment
0
intermediaries between you and your funds
About the service

What blockchain integration gives a business

Blockchain integration connects your site or service to decentralized networks: accepting and sending crypto payments, smart contracts that automate deals by predefined rules, tokens for loyalty programs, NFTs for access and digital rights.

The most common request is accepting USDT: it removes cross-border payment friction, works around the clock and skips bank fees. We implement it without custodial intermediaries: funds land directly in your wallet while the site automatically detects and confirms payment.

More complex tasks include tokenization, escrow deals, DAOs, NFT marketplaces and wallet integration (MetaMask, TON Wallet, WalletConnect). Security is critical here: a bug in a smart contract can't be patched. So every contract goes through tests, static analysis and an audit before mainnet deployment.

Who it's for

Who needs blockchain integration

  • International sales and services

    Customers abroad and payment-processing headaches — accepting USDT and other stablecoins solves it.

  • Fintech and Web3 startups

    Tokens, DeFi mechanics, wallet-connected dApps — from MVP to an audited product.

  • Marketplaces and guaranteed deals

    Escrow contracts that release payment when conditions are met — no trusted middleman required.

  • Brands and communities

    NFT-gated access, token-based loyalty programs, digital certificates of authenticity.

Sound familiar?

What stops businesses from adopting blockchain — and how we solve it

  1. Problem

    “Crypto is complicated and risky”: it's unclear where to start and how not to lose money.

    Our fix

    We start with a consultation and design: pick the network, the scheme and the legal format. Non-custodial: funds stay in your wallets only.

  2. Problem

    Crypto payment processors take 1–3% and hold your funds.

    Our fix

    Your own integration with no intermediaries: direct payments, only network fees — cents for USDT on TON.

  3. Problem

    Fear of vulnerabilities: stories of contracts hacked for millions.

    Our fix

    Full test coverage, static analysis, audit and staged deployment: testnet → limited launch → mainnet.

  4. Problem

    Users don't understand Web3 interfaces and leave.

    Our fix

    UX like a regular website: one-click wallet connection, clear statuses, fiat options alongside.

What's included

What's included in blockchain development

09

  1. 01

    Consultation and design

    We unpack the task, pick the network (Ethereum, Polygon, BNB, TON, Solana), tokenomics and architecture.

  2. 02

    Crypto payments

    USDT / USDC and other tokens, address generation, transaction tracking, confirmation and order reconciliation.

  3. 03

    Smart contracts

    Solidity / FunC / Rust: tokens (ERC-20, TON Jetton), NFTs (ERC-721 / 1155), escrow, vesting, staking.

  4. 04

    Testing and audit

    Unit and integration tests, static analysis (Slither), fuzzing, security review, report.

  5. 05

    dApp front end

    Next.js + wagmi / viem or TON Connect: wallet connection, transaction signing, statuses, history.

  6. 06

    Back end and indexing

    Event indexers, webhooks, database, API for your site and CRM.

  7. 07

    Site integration

    Crypto payment next to regular checkout, customer account, notifications, ERP / CRM reconciliation.

  8. 08

    Deployment and monitoring

    Testnet and mainnet, contract verification, transaction monitoring and alerts.

  9. 09

    Documentation and handover

    Technical documentation, team guides, wallet training.

Stack and tools

10

  • Solidity
  • Hardhat / Foundry
  • OpenZeppelin
  • TON (FunC, Tact)
  • Rust / Solana
  • wagmi / viem
  • TON Connect
  • WalletConnect
  • The Graph / indexers
  • Next.js
How we work

How we build blockchain solutions

Total2–10 weeks

  1. 013–7 days

    Consultation and design

    Goals, jurisdiction, choice of network and scheme. Architecture, tokenomics, risk assessment.

  2. 021–3 weeks

    Contract development

    We write smart contracts on proven libraries and cover them with tests.

  3. 033–7 days

    Audit

    Static analysis, fuzzing, manual review. We fix findings and prepare a report.

  4. 041–3 weeks

    Interface and integration

    dApp or payment module on the site, back end, event indexing, CRM.

  5. 053–5 days + monitoring

    Deployment and support

    Testnet → limited launch → mainnet. Monitoring and support.

Pricing

Blockchain development pricing

Crypto payments

from $3,000

2–3 weeks

Accept USDT and other tokens on your site with no intermediaries.

  • USDT (TON, TRC-20, ERC-20) + 1–2 networks of your choice
  • Automatic payment confirmation
  • Customer account with statuses
  • Order and CRM integration
  • Notifications and reports
  • 30 days of support
Choose

Smart contracts

Most popular

from $5,500

4–6 weeks

A token, NFT or escrow with an audit and an interface.

  • Design and tokenomics
  • Contracts on OpenZeppelin / TON standards
  • 100% tests + internal audit
  • dApp interface with wallet connection
  • Mainnet deployment and verification
  • Documentation
  • 60 days of support
Choose

Web3 product

from $10,000

8–12 weeks

A full dApp, DeFi service or marketplace.

  • Multiple contracts and networks
  • Indexers, back end, API
  • Accounts, analytics, admin
  • External audit preparation
  • Load testing
  • SLA and product development
Choose

Network fees, external audit costs and legal counsel are billed separately. We give the exact estimate after the design stage.

Comparison

Own integration vs crypto processor vs exchange wallet

CriteriaVectra (non-custodial)Crypto processor (SaaS)Manual to an exchange
Control of fundsYour wallets onlyHeld by the processor until withdrawalOn an exchange, freeze risk
FeesNetwork only (cents on TON)0.5–3% + withdrawalExchange fees
AutomationFull: confirmation, orders, CRMThrough the vendor's APIManual reconciliation
CustomizationAny scenarios and contractsStandard feature set—
RisksCode audit, monitoringDependence on the vendor and its jurisdictionHigh
FAQ

Blockchain development questions

How much does it cost to accept USDT on a website?

From $3,000 for an integration without intermediaries: address generation, transaction tracking, payment confirmation, customer account and CRM link. Cost depends on the number of networks and how deeply it ties into your systems.

Which networks do you support?

EVM networks (Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base), TON, Tron (for USDT TRC-20) and Solana. We pick the network for the task: for payments it's usually TON or Tron thanks to low fees.

Is it legal?

Regulation of crypto payments differs by country and business model. We recommend confirming the scheme with a lawyer in your jurisdiction; we provide the technical description needed for that and design the flow to fit the agreed format.

How do you ensure smart contract security?

We use proven libraries (OpenZeppelin, TON standards), cover contracts with tests, run static analysis and fuzzing, do manual review and staged deployment. For large sums we recommend an external audit — and help arrange it.

Do users need to understand crypto?

No. The interface works like a regular payment: a QR code or one-click wallet connection, clear statuses, hints. Fiat payment can stay right next to it.

Can you improve an existing contract or dApp?

Yes: audit the current code, fix vulnerabilities, migrate to a new version, build a new interface. We start with a review and a report on the project's state.

What about price volatility?

For payments we use stablecoins (USDT, USDC) pegged to the dollar — the rate doesn't move. For local-currency pricing we pull the current rate at the moment of payment.

Let's discuss your blockchain task

Tell us about the scenario — we'll propose a network, an architecture and an estimate. Free consultation.