Transform Your Business With Smart Contracts Development
Automation
Smart Contracts are triggered automatically at an event
Autonomy
Once deployed, smart contracts are autonomous and independent.
Trust
Transparent and visible to anyone
Backup
More than one copy of data is stored at different ledgers
Savings
Removal of the third-party ensures cost saving
Accuracy
Along being faster and cheaper, smart contacts lower the possibility of manual errors
Our Smart Contracts Development Services
Smart Contract Architecture
As the computer-based protocol requires a bug-free workflow, we implement the best practices to create smart contract architecture.
Smart Contract Design and Development
Smart contracts developers design it with customized features adaptable to any industry.
Smart Contract Audit
We offer smart contract validation services to provide a smart contract free from bugs and breaches.
Smart Contracts Optimization
We optimize smart contracts before deployment to help clients save Ethereum gas.
We Deployed 80+ Smart Contracts On
Ethereum
Adbank, Thorpay, Bitcoin are few of our Ethereum smart contracts enabled recognized platforms.
Hyperledger
TraceRx and ITF are our renowned Hyperledger smart contract based platforms.
Hedera Hashgraph
We have deployed Hedera Smart Contracts for EarthID, a blockchain identity platform, and HashLend, a peer to peer lending platform.
EOS
LeewayHertz has deployed EOS smart contracts for their application, NewsTrek.
Tron
A decentralized platform to develop high-performance blockchain apps
Tezos
An Open-Source Platform for Decentralized Assets and Applications
Our Smart Contracts Development Process
Requirement Gathering
- Understanding the requirements for New and Existing Application
- Identify business logic to be migrated to Smart Contracts
- Roadmap of the product
Team Members
- Solutions Specialist
- Technical Lead
- Business Analyst
- Solidity Consultant
Deliverable
- NDA
- Use Cases
- Proposal for Technical Design
Technical Design
- Smart Contracts Definition Document
- Create Data Flow diagrams
- Design technical Architecture
- Document technical GDPR compliance requirement
- Create sprints and delivery milestones
Team Members
- Business Analyst
- Solution Specialist
- Product Manager
- Solidity Architect
- Developers
Deliverable
- Flow diagram
- System blueprint
- Epics and User stories
- Document scalability and security requirements
Development
- Alpha
- Beta
- Release Candidate
- Production
Team Members
- Developers
- Quality Assurance
- Team Leads
- Scrum Master
- Technical Architect
Deliverable
- Source code
- Smart Contracts
- Builds
- Test Blockchain Deployment
Deployment
- Provisioning
- Deploy on Main Network
Team Members
- DevOps
- Quality Assurance
- Delivery Manager
Deliverable
- Main Network Release
- Rollout execution
Upgrades
- Requirements gathering
- Backlog prioritization
Team Members
- Developers
- Quality Assurance
- Team Leads
- Scrum Master
- Technical Architect
Deliverable
- Upgrades Smart Contracts
- Deploy new contracts
FAQS
A smart contract is a computer program that manages the exchange of assets or digital currencies between parties when the pre-defined conditions are met. It not only defines the rules of an agreement but also enforces the obligations automatically.
For example, the property's ownership can be transferred to the new owner automatically with smart contracts when money is sent to the seller's account.
A smart contract is a set of computer code that runs on the blockchain network. They have gained attention due to their ability to enforce and execute an agreement automatically between untrusted parties without the involvement of intermediaries.
Smart Contract Development allows you to replace traditional contracts by binding them in executable code. With expertise in smart contract development tools and programming languages like Remix, Solidity, Go, JavaScript, our smart contract developers build secure and bug-free smart contracts.
As contracts are the source of many legal and business conflicts, they are always considered contempt. They often lead to disputes when they are not appropriately drafted or communication breakdown. Business professionals have been looking for ways to avoid contract conflicts with the technological revolution.
Traditional contracts usually involve one or more parties, multiple lawyers and various rounds of negotiations. The result of negotiations is a lengthy document which has to be signed by different parties.
Before the introduction of smart contracts, people had to store paper copies of agreements in file cabinets. Smart contracts have been named as “smart” because of the technology-derived solutions. Similar to traditional contracts, smart contracts are agreements that execute specific actions based on the performance without the need of a trusted party.
Due to its immutability feature, smart contracts are secure and tamper-proof; therefore, do not require any third party for building trust between obligating parties.
To understand how a smart contract works, let's consider one example.
Suppose that Alice wants to buy John's house. The agreement for buying a home is created on the blockchain platform using smart contract.
The smart contract comprises of an agreement between Alice and John. The agreement might look like: "When Alice pays John 30BTC, then Alice will receive the house ownership."
Once the smart contract agreement is written, it cannot be updated and Alice feels safe to transfer bitcoins to John for the house.
Without smart contracts, Allice and John would have to pay additional fees to third-party companies, lawyers, house brokers and banks. You would not have to deal with no more commissions and delays to wait for a broker and legal expert to process your request.
It becomes possible with the blockchain technology. Smart contracts can be decentralized, so any centralized authority does not handle them.