BLOCKCHAIN & AI

DEX Development

Create DeFi trading venues with understandable swaps, liquidity provision tools and explicit market risk information.

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Overview

We build decentralised exchange products focused on liquidity pools and their role within a wider DeFi ecosystem. Scope can include automated market makers, liquidity provider positions and routing across supported markets.

Pool economics influence execution quality and participant outcomes. We help specify fee structures, asset admission rules and contract permissions, then translate those decisions into interfaces that explain slippage, price impact and the risks of providing liquidity.

What We Build

Swap interfaces

Wallet-connected trading journeys showing minimum received amounts and transaction status.

Liquidity tools

Deposit, withdrawal and position views suited to your chosen pool model.

Market analytics

Pool liquidity, trading activity and fee information sourced from indexed events.

Key Features

Execution controls

Configurable slippage settings, deadlines and readable approval requests.

Pool transparency

Display composition and fee rules alongside relevant liquidity risks.

Permission design

Document upgrade authority and administrative actions before deployment.

Our Process

  1. Discovery

    Agree pool models, target chains and launch asset criteria.

  2. Design

    Prototype swaps, liquidity positions and failed transaction states.

  3. Development

    Develop contracts, routing integrations and transaction indexing.

  4. Testing & Security Audit

    Exercise pricing invariants and commission independent contract assessment as agreed.

  5. Launch & Support

    Release selected pools first and monitor execution and liquidity conditions.

Tech Stack

  • Solidity
  • Uniswap SDK
  • Ethers.js
  • The Graph
  • React

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an order book exchange?

This service centres on DeFi liquidity pools; order book requirements need separate architectural assessment.

Can liquidity providers lose money?

Yes. Price changes, divergence losses and contract vulnerabilities can affect deposited assets.

Do you supply launch liquidity?

No. Liquidity sourcing and treasury commitments remain separate commercial decisions.

Can existing protocols be integrated?

Yes, subject to licence terms, integration compatibility and assessment of inherited risks.

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