I will be your solidity smart contract developer for tokens, nft, and defi
Blockchain Developer, Smart Contracts, dApps and Web3 Integration
About this Gig
Need a smart contract that works exactly as specified and holds up under real use? I write secure, tested, gas-efficient Solidity contracts for founders, startups and Web3 teams.
WHAT YOU GET:
Custom Solidity contract built to your spec (0.8.x, OpenZeppelin standards)
Unit tests in Hardhat or Foundry
Gas optimization pass
Deployment to testnet and mainnet
Etherscan/Polygonscan verification
Clear documentation and full source code
CONTRACTS I BUILD
ERC-20 tokens, ERC-721/1155 NFTs, staking and rewards, vesting, escrow, crowdfunding, multisig, DAO voting, marketplaces, custom business logic.
CHAINS
Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base and other EVM networks.
PROCESS
Brief spec build tests testnet demo revisions mainnet deploy.
I have 09 years in blockchain and contracts delivered. Message me before ordering with your idea, chain and deadline so I can confirm scope.
Note: this is a development service, not a formal third-party audit, and I dont give investment advice or profit guarantees.
Token standard:
ERC-20
Programming Language:
Solidity
Blockchain platform:
Ethereum
FAQ
Which blockchains do you support?
All EVM chains, including Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism and Base. Solana (Rust) or other chains are available as a custom offer.
Is this a security audit?
No. I follow best practices and test thoroughly, but this is a development gig, not a formal audit. For contracts that will hold significant funds, I recommend an independent audit and can prepare the code for it.
Do I own the code?
Yes. You get the full source code and all rights after delivery and payment.
Can you fix or extend an existing contract?
Yes. Send me the code before ordering and I’ll quote a review, fix, or extension as a custom offer.
Do you also build the front end?
Yes, see my “Full dApp” gig, or message me for a bundled offer.
What happens after delivery?
Support days cover bug fixes within the delivered scope. New features are quoted separately.
