
From Application Layer to Infrastructure Layer
EVM-compatible chains, custom consensus, Rollup, cross-chain bridges — not just a chain, but the complete delivery of block explorers, node tools, and developer documentation. 10 years of experience, 200+ projects delivered.
What We Can Do
From a proprietary mainnet to application-specific L2, covering the core capabilities of blockchain infrastructure.

EVM-Compatible Public Chains
Custom mainnet based on mature frameworks, controlling block parameters and economic models.

Layer2 / Rollup
Application-specific Rollup, optimizing sequencer to reduce high-frequency trading costs.

Cross-Chain Bridge
Decentralized asset cross-chain, reducing bridge security risks.

Custom Consensus Consortium Chain
Permission-controlled, clearly admitted multi-party evidence chain.

Block Explorer
Explorer delivered alongside the chain, ready to use out of the box.

Node & Toolchain
Node deployment tools, SDK, and developer documentation.
Online Demo · Available Now
Below are the demo versions we built for the Public Chain · Layer2 business line, covering both block explorer and L2 mainnet.
You can open and try them now — turning "what we can do" into "what we've built for you".

Block Explorer & Developer Portal
Complete on-chain data browsing: blocks, transactions, contracts, address queries; with developer documentation and API debugging console.

Layer2 Network Mainnet
L2 Rollup network mainnet demo: real-time network data, cross-chain bridge, ecosystem aggregation, staking panel.
Why We Can Tackle This Tough Infrastructure
Chains are infrastructure — once problems occur, they affect the entire ecosystem. These are our core capabilities in the underlying layer.
Custom Rather Than Building From Scratch
Custom based on mature frameworks, gaining EVM compatibility while shortening cycles and reducing long-term maintenance risks.
Complete One-Time Delivery
Explorer, bridge, node tools, and chain delivered simultaneously, avoiding getting an unusable "bare chain".
Sequencer Optimization
L2 sequencer optimized for high-frequency scenarios, reducing confirmation latency and per-transaction costs.
Cross-Chain Security Model
Bridge adopts security design that reduces trust assumptions, minimizing attack surface.
Cooperation Process
Clear stage division with deliverables at each phase, visible progress.
From requirement communication to launch and delivery, full-process standardized management. Each phase is trackable and feedback-friendly, ensuring high-quality, efficient project delivery.
Requirements & Architecture
Define business scope, output technical architecture and timeline.
Core Development
Chain core, consensus, block explorer and other core modules.
Audit & Integration
Security audit, cross-chain bridge integration and stress testing.
Launch & Operations
Mainnet deployment, monitoring, operations and continuous iteration.
Case Display
Partial screenshots onlyPublic Chain Development
Public chain wallet<br/>Public chain DApp<br/>Exchange development<br/>Contract development<br/>On-chain applications
Blockchain Explorer Development
Blockchain mall development<br/>Blockchain gaming<br/>Blockchain social

Public Chain Construction
More than 5 chain development frameworks, supporting multiple smart contracts
Supports stablecoin on public chain, supports two-way exchange
Self-owned decentralized wallet for public chain, self-owned block explorer
More than 15 chain application ecosystems, fully formed at once

Consortium Chain Construction
Consortium Chain Architecture
Application Layer
Terminal
Management Layer
Infrastructure
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How long and how much to build a public chain?
Depends on consensus complexity and supporting infrastructure. EVM-compatible chains based on mature frameworks are controllable; custom consensus takes longer. Supporting tools are also cost items. Estimates after requirements review.
What is the difference between Layer2, sidechain, and appchain?
Are cross-chain bridges safe?
Can the chain be upgraded after launch?

Want to build a chain, or migrate to a dedicated L2?
Let's clarify the technical plan and timeline first, then decide on cooperation.