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Projects built for real operational environments.

A look at the systems, constraints, architecture areas, and delivery responsibilities behind recent digital asset, identity, wallet, and enterprise engineering work.

Client names, commercial data, and sensitive implementation details are withheld where confidentiality applies.

Case 01
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Regulated Gold Tokenization Platform

Context

A platform designed to represent physical gold through permissioned digital assets while coordinating investor identity, payment, custody, issuance, transfer controls, sale, and physical redemption.

Challenge

The platform had to keep asset ownership, token supply, participant eligibility, payment state, and operational records consistent across multiple services and external parties.

Constraints

  • Permissioned ownership and transfer
  • Identity-linked investor participation
  • Physical and digital asset reconciliation
  • Multi-role operational approvals
  • Payment and redemption workflows
  • Auditable administrative activity

Architecture areas

  • Identity and onboarding services
  • ERC-3643 token infrastructure
  • ONCHAINID integration
  • Asset and issuance services
  • Payment orchestration
  • Custody and reconciliation workflows
  • Administrative and trustee operations
  • Event and audit processing

Technology and standards

TypeScript · NestJS · PostgreSQL · Solidity · Foundry · ERC-3643 · ONCHAINID · EVM

Case 02
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Enterprise Digital Identity and Recovery Platform

Context

A consumer identity platform combining verified identity, secure credential storage, breach monitoring, recovery workflows, partner integrations, and consent-driven interactions.

Challenge

The system had to coordinate privacy-sensitive information, device security, external identity providers, banks, telecom providers, insurance workflows, and large-scale threat intelligence.

Constraints

  • Privacy-sensitive identity information
  • Secure on-device storage
  • Multi-level recovery
  • High-volume monitoring and matching
  • Multiple external institutions
  • Consent and approval requirements
  • Regulatory and security obligations

Architecture areas

  • Identity verification
  • Verifiable credential issuance
  • Mobile wallet and secure storage
  • Recovery orchestration
  • Threat ingestion and matching
  • Alerts and case workflows
  • Partner integration services
  • Consent and audit systems

Technology and standards

Verifiable Credentials · Mobile SDKs · TypeScript · Event-driven systems · Secure device storage · Cloud infrastructure

Case 03
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Institutional Reward and Wallet Infrastructure

Context

A multi-tenant custodial reward platform enabling organisations to issue locked digital rewards, manage user balances, apply lock policies, and support controlled withdrawal to external exchanges.

Challenge

The platform required secure authorisation across backend services and smart contracts while maintaining tenant isolation, reliable automation, and operational control.

Constraints

  • Multi-tenant isolation
  • Locked and unlocked balances
  • Signature-controlled withdrawals
  • Exchange account validation
  • Automated execution and retry
  • Contract and database consistency
  • Administrative freeze and override controls

Architecture areas

  • Tenant API and authentication
  • Reward and balance services
  • Smart contract registry
  • EIP-712 signing service
  • Withdrawal automation
  • Blockchain event listener
  • Exchange integration
  • Administrative and audit tooling

Technology and standards

NestJS · MongoDB · Solidity · EVM · EIP-712 · AWS · Event processing

How we contribute

Across the platform lifecycle.

Product and technical discovery
Feasibility and architecture
Smart contracts and blockchain integration
Backend and platform engineering
Identity and security
External integrations
Infrastructure and release engineering
Technical leadership and delivery recovery

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