Smart Contract Development
A decentralised permissionless self-executing digital agreement with terms directly written into lines of code on a particular blockchain.
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Why do we need smart contract?
Trustworthiness
Smart contracts automate and enforce agreements, ensuring all involved parties adhere to predefined terms without the need for intermediaries, which establishes a trustless environment.
Transparency & Immutability
Once deployed, smart contracts can't be altered, ensuring the terms remain constant. Moreover, their operations are visible on the blockchain, providing transparency for all parties.
Efficiency
By automating processes traditionally requiring intermediaries or manual management, smart contracts expedite transactions and lower associated costs.
Security
Leveraging blockchain's cryptographic foundation, smart contracts are protected from fraud and unauthorized alterations.
Cost Reduction
Eliminating intermediaries and streamlining operations, smart contracts reduce the fees and expenses linked to contract management and execution.
Accuracy
Automated execution reduces human errors commonly found in manual contract processing.
Global & Borderless
Smart contracts on public blockchains can operate across borders, facilitating international interactions without the need for central authorities or traditional banking systems
Programmability
Capable of integrating complex logic, smart contracts can accommodate dynamic and multifaceted agreements
Interoperability
They can seamlessly interact with other digital services, platforms, or smart contracts, creating interconnected ecosystems.
Censorship Resistance
Being decentralized, smart contracts are tough for any single entity to halt or manipulate, ensuring enforcement even in adversarial conditions
Our smart contracts development flow
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Business logic and Requirements Definition
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Token engineering and mathematical model
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Architecture
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Development and implementation
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Unit tests and Deployment
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Gas costs optimisation
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Audit
Examples of using smart contracts
(module my-token G (defcap G () true) (defschema account balance:decimal) (deftable accounts:{account}) (defun create-account (acct:string) (insert accounts acct {"balance": 0.0}) "Account created") (defun credit (acct:string amount:decimal) (update accounts acct {"balance": (+ (at 'balance (read accounts acct)) amount)}) "Balance credited") (defun debit (acct:string amount:decimal) (enforce (>= (at 'balance (read accounts acct)) amount) "Insufficient funds") (update accounts acct {"balance": (- (at 'balance (read accounts acct)) amount)}) "Balance debited") )
Smart contract architecture diagram sample
Smart Contract Tech Stack
Solidity
Vyper
Rust
Cairo
Move
Leo
JavaScript
Node.js
C/C++
Smart contract we built
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