Web3 and blockchain.
The interesting question is never whether it can be on chain, it is whether being on chain earns its cost.
One workflow.
In production.
In weeks.
What this covers
Blockchain, smart contracts, tokenisation, DAOs, DeFi and decentralised identity. We build the parts that hold up under audit, and say plainly when a database would do the job better.
- Smart contract design and review before anything holds value
- Tokenisation of real assets, with the custody question answered first
- Decentralised identity (DID and SSID) for verifiable credentials
- Honest advice on when a distributed ledger is the wrong tool
- No AI theatre
- No annual contracts
Where we cover it
- Web3 and blockchain in Ashburton
- Web3 and blockchain in Auckland
- Web3 and blockchain in Blenheim
- Web3 and blockchain in Christchurch
- Web3 and blockchain in Cromwell
- Web3 and blockchain in Dunedin
- Web3 and blockchain in Gisborne
- Web3 and blockchain in Greymouth
- Web3 and blockchain in Hamilton
- Web3 and blockchain in Invercargill
- Web3 and blockchain in Kaikōura
- Web3 and blockchain in Kerikeri
- Web3 and blockchain in Masterton
- Web3 and blockchain in Motueka
- Web3 and blockchain in Napier-Hastings
- Web3 and blockchain in Nelson
- Web3 and blockchain in New Plymouth
- Web3 and blockchain in Oamaru
- Web3 and blockchain in Palmerston North
- Web3 and blockchain in Paraparaumu
- Web3 and blockchain in Pukekohe
- Web3 and blockchain in Queenstown
- Web3 and blockchain in Rotorua
- Web3 and blockchain in Taupō
- Web3 and blockchain in Tauranga
- Web3 and blockchain in Timaru
- Web3 and blockchain in Waiheke Island
- Web3 and blockchain in Wānaka
- Web3 and blockchain in Wellington
- Web3 and blockchain in Whakatāne
- Web3 and blockchain in Whanganui
- Web3 and blockchain in Whangārei
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