Smart Contracts Built to Hold Real Value
Contract architecture, gas optimization, and security review happen before anything touches mainnet, not after a deployment goes wrong.
Scoped to the Logic You're Actually Deploying
A token contract, a governance contract, and a DeFi protocol contract each carry different risk. We scope the architecture and audit process around what you’re actually deploying, not a generic template.
Custom Smart Contract Development
Contracts written for the exact logic you’re deploying: tokens, governance, staking, or protocol-specific mechanics, architected around your actual use case.
- Contract logic scoped to your specific protocol
- Written for the chain you're actually deploying to
- No generic templates repurposed as custom work
Contract Architecture and Design
The system design decisions that happen before a line of Solidity gets written: how contracts interact, where state lives, and how the system fails safely if something goes wrong.
- Contract-to-contract interaction design
- Upgradability and failure-mode planning
- Chain selection based on protocol requirements
Gas Optimization
Contract logic reviewed and restructured to reduce gas costs for the functions your users will actually call most often.
- Storage and function-call cost review
- Optimization for high-frequency user actions
- Trade-off review between cost and readability
Smart Contract Security and Auditing
Every contract goes through internal review first, then an independent third-party audit before it’s cleared for mainnet.
- Internal security review during development
- Independent third-party audit before launch
- Testing focused on economic exploits, not just function
Multi-Chain Deployment
Contracts built and deployed across Ethereum mainnet, L2s, or alt-L1s, based on what your protocol needs rather than a default chain.
- Chain-agnostic contract architecture
- Deployment support across mainnet, L2, and alt-L1
- Planning for multi-chain expansion from day one
Contract Upgrades and Maintenance
Ongoing support for contracts already in production: upgrades, monitoring, and response when on-chain activity surfaces something unexpected.
- Upgrade path planning for live contracts
- Post-launch monitoring of on-chain activity
- Response support when usage surfaces issues
Most smart contract work treats security review as a final step before launch, something to check off once the code is written. We treat it as part of the architecture from the first design conversation: threat modeling and failure modes get scoped before a line of Solidity ships, not audited in afterward. The engineer who designs your contract logic stays accountable through the audit and the deployment, not handed off once development ends.
Smart Contracts We Have Built
Select a category to filter by contract type.
Token Contracts
Fungible and non-fungible token contracts built for the specific mechanics your project needs, from standard implementations to custom transfer and access logic.
Governance Contracts
Voting, proposal, and treasury logic for decentralized organizations, where on-chain decisions need to be transparent and tamper-resistant by design.
DeFi Protocol Contracts
Staking, lending, and AMM logic where the economic assumptions get reviewed as carefully as the code itself, since a logic error here has a direct financial cost.
Auditing and Security Tooling
Contracts and platforms built to review other contracts: vulnerability scanning, automated checks, and reporting tools for teams shipping their own protocols.
The Technology Behind Every High-Performing Smart Contract
The chain and tooling choices come from what your protocol needs to do, not a default stack. Here’s what’s confirmed so far.
Contract Language
Solidity for contract logic, written and reviewed for the specific mechanics of what you're deploying rather than adapted from a template.
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Chain Selection
We're not locked into one chain by default. Deployment target, whether that's Ethereum mainnet, an L2, or an alt-L1, gets decided based on what your protocol actually needs.
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Security and Auditing
Every contract goes through internal review first, then an independent third-party audit before it's cleared for mainnet. Two sets of eyes on the logic before real value touches it.
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Six Steps, One Trusted Product Partner
Six stages from first call to mainnet, with a checkpoint before each one starts.
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Discovery
Scoping the Contract Logic and the Risk
We start by understanding the on-chain logic, the assets at stake, and the threat model, before scoping a single function. Discovery ends with a defined scope and a fixed-price proposal.
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Architecture
Designing Contract Logic and Chain Selection
We map contract architecture, chain selection, and how the system fails safely if something goes wrong, before writing a line of Solidity.
03
Design
Any Interfaces the Contract Actually Needs
Where a contract needs an admin panel or interaction interface, we design it around how real users and operators will actually use it.
04
Build
Agile Sprints With Testnet Deployments
Our engineering team builds in sprints, deploying to testnet regularly so you can verify contract behavior before it ever touches mainnet.
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Audit and Security Review
Testing for Exploits, Not Just Function
We run security review and testing focused on economic exploits and attack vectors, the kind of failure a functional test won’t catch, before recommending mainnet deployment.
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Launch
Mainnet Deployment, Monitored
We manage mainnet deployment, monitor on-chain activity after launch, and stay on to respond to what real usage surfaces.
Why Businesses Choose Pedals Up, Again and Again
Six things that hold true on every contract we ship, from testnet to mainnet.
Built for Adversarial Conditions
We build and test for how the contract behaves under adversarial conditions and real transaction load, not how it passes a happy-path test.
Senior Team
The person who scopes your contract stays accountable for it through mainnet deployment. Not handed off to whoever’s free that week.
Fixed Pricing
Scope and price agreed before work starts. No markup for audit findings or gas optimization discovered during review.
Weekly Demos
Every week ships a testnet deployment you can call and verify yourself, not a status update describing progress.
Built to Scale
Built on architecture that extends as your protocol adds contracts and chains, not rebuilt from scratch the moment you deploy to a second chain.
Launch Support
We stay on after mainnet deployment. Real transaction activity finds exploits and edge cases a testnet never does, and we’re there for it.
The work, with the outcomes
- Biconomy Careers
A recruitment platform built for Biconomy, one of Web3’s established smart wallet and account abstraction infrastructure providers, designed to attract technical talent into smart wallet, DeFi, and AI-agent engineering roles.
- AudAi.xyz
An AI-powered smart contract auditing platform that scans contracts for vulnerabilities and generates prioritized reports, helping teams catch issues before deployment instead of after.
- Gove
A governance platform for decentralized organizations, combining proposal creation, voting, and treasury management into one system for on-chain collective decision-making.
- Dlicom
A token staking web application for the DLI token, letting users lock tokens for a fixed period in exchange for APR-based rewards, with an end-to-end flow for staking, unstaking, and tracking returns through a connected crypto wallet.
Question you might have,
Answers we definitely got
Which blockchains do you build smart contracts for?
We’re not tied to one chain. Chain selection comes from what your protocol actually needs, whether that’s Ethereum mainnet, an L2, or another chain entirely, and we confirm it with you during scoping rather than defaulting to whatever we last worked with.
Do your contracts go through a third-party audit?
Yes. Every contract is reviewed internally first, then sent to an independent third-party auditor before it’s cleared for mainnet deployment. We don’t rely on internal review alone for anything handling real value.
How long does a typical smart contract build take?
Timeline depends on contract complexity, audit scope, and whether it’s a new deployment or an extension of an existing one. We confirm an exact timeline on the scoping call, before you commit to anything.
Can you work alongside our existing protocol team?
Yes. We can lead the full build, slot in as additional engineering capacity alongside your team, or hand off a finished contract to your team to maintain. We agree the model upfront so there’s no ambiguity about ownership.
Do you write the tests, or do we need our own testing team?
We write and run the tests as part of the build, including the testnet deployments each sprint is checked against. You’re welcome to run your own additional testing in parallel; it’s not required for us to deliver a tested contract.
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Get a Smart Contract Built to Hold Up at Mainnet
Whether you’re deploying a new contract or reviewing one already in production, we can scope your project on a single call.
