Real-world data on-chain
Prices, rates, records and sensor readings delivered to a smart contract, with a record of where each value came from. Most projects get this part wrong.
Blockchain
you can audit
Blockchain development services for businesses that answer to auditors: smart contracts, real-world data, and the systems around them, built and run in production.
What we build
Hard technical work made to behave like an ordinary part of your business.
Settlement and reconciliation
One record both sides verify, so a mismatch is flagged the day it happens, not at month end. Between companies, or with a government body.
Contracts and agents that act on their own
Scheduled or triggered contracts, and AI agents that read documents and raise exceptions. Both stay inside limits you set and leave a trail.
Compliance inside the flow
Limits, approvals and screening checks run before a transaction goes through. Every decision is logged for your compliance team.
Privacy by design
Sensitive records stay in your systems. Only a hash, a proof or a signed statement goes on-chain, and who sees what is agreed first.
Real-world asset infrastructure
Asset data checks, proof of reserve and valuation feeds. We never issue, trade or hold assets. International clients, under their own regulators.
AI drafts. Engineers sign off.
We will not quote a percentage faster. We will show you the workflow and the review gates.
Requirements and design
AI reads the specification first and flags gaps and contradictions before code is written. It pressure-tests an architecture; it does not choose one.
Contracts and tests
Scaffolding, unit tests and fuzz cases are drafted in minutes. The engineer who owns the contract rewrites what is wrong and throws out the rest.
Review and audit support
Static analysis and AI review catch known vulnerability patterns early, leaving people time for logic flaws. Neither replaces a line-by-line audit.
Operations
Monitoring reads logs and chain events, groups related alerts and drafts the incident note. The person on call decides what happens next.
Start small enough to finish
Fixed fee
First, an architecture review, a working prototype, or an audit of contracts you already have.
One integration
Then one integration, built against real constraints.
Before go-live
Before launch, an independent audit, monitoring, runbooks and handover.
Ongoing
After that, we run it under an SLA, or train your team to.
Services
Smart contract development
Written to your requirements, tested, and documented so your own engineers can maintain them.
Smart contract audits
Independent line-by-line review, a threat model and a formal report, including for contracts another team wrote. The findings are yours whether or not we fix anything.
Oracle and data integration
Getting off-chain data on-chain in a form that can still be checked months later. Multiple sources, signed at ingest.
API-to-blockchain connectivity
Your databases, APIs and internal tools reading from and writing to the chain, with authentication, key management and monitoring.
Cross-chain interoperability
Moving data and value between networks, and between networks and the systems you already run.
Web and dApp development
Interfaces, wallet integration and on-chain data indexing, so there is no seam between the chain and the product nobody owns.
Proofs of concept and pilots
A small, scoped build to test an idea before you commit budget to it.
Monitoring and support
Business-hours response with a defined out-of-hours escalation path, under an SLA a small senior team can actually hold. We do not rent out developers by the hour.
Languages and tools
Solidity on EVM-compatible networks, with TypeScript, Go, Node.js, React and Next.js around it. We build on Chainlink services: Data Feeds, Functions, VRF, Automation and the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE). Their names are theirs; this is not a partnership claim.
You need a blockchain
When several parties who do not fully trust each other rely on the same record, a shared ledger earns its place. That is the work we do.
Ask us about yoursWho needs to check the record?
Asked on the first call
Sometimes not. If one organisation controls the data and nobody else needs to check it, a database is cheaper and simpler, and we will say so. A blockchain earns its place when several parties who do not fully trust each other rely on the same record.
Small and fixed. Usually an architecture review, a working prototype of the narrowest useful version, or an audit of contracts you already have. You see how we work before you commit to anything larger.
No. We build on existing networks and use Chainlink's oracle services rather than operating infrastructure of our own. We also do not issue tokens, run an exchange, or hold or trade assets.
We are. A named engineer reviews and signs off every contract, test and release. Nothing AI-generated ships unread.
Yes. We build for buyers who answer to auditors and, where relevant, regulators. We do not give legal advice; your counsel decides what is compliant. We build the record they will ask to see.
Business-hours response with a defined out-of-hours escalation path. Operations run on cloud infrastructure with documented data residency. In-country deployment is planned and is not live yet.
Tell us what has to connect
The button opens an email to exec@chainomation.com with your notes filled in. An engineer reads it and replies, including when a blockchain is not the right tool.