We build enterprise blockchain that people actually enjoy using. Supply chain, provenance and traceability for regulated industries, on Hyperledger, Corda, Polygon and 5 more chains, integrated with the systems you already run. Audited by default, Toronto-built since 2018.
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Blockchain PRO is a blockchain development company based in Toronto that builds supply chain traceability, product provenance and permissioned consortium networks for regulated industries. As an enterprise blockchain development partner since 2018, it has shipped 203 production contracts and traced 1.6 billion product units on-chain for 38 enterprise clients, every contract independently audited with zero critical findings.
The ledger is the easy part. We build the integrations, the workflows and the experience around it, including smart contract engineering, dApp interfaces, real-world asset tokenization for supply chain assets and full DeFi-compatible provenance attestations. Every engagement draws on our blockchain infrastructure and node operations capability so the network keeps running after launch.
Every unit tracked from origin to shelf, with a recall reach measured in minutes, not days. Our supply chain blockchain development practice covers food, agriculture and consumer goods, integrating on-chain data with your existing warehouse and logistics systems.
Tamper-proof proof of origin for luxury, pharma and food, so fakes have nowhere to hide. Includes dApp verification portals.
Consortium blockchain development on Hyperledger Fabric and Besu: private networks where partners share exactly what they should, and nothing they should not. Includes governance design, certificate authority management and partner onboarding.
Documented adapters into SAP, Oracle, warehouse and logistics systems you already run. This is where we put our weight.
Carbon, sourcing and compliance reports generated from the ledger in a day, not six weeks. We include on-chain analytics and transaction monitoring so every ESG figure is traceable to a verified on-chain event. Audit-ready and regulator-friendly.
Maintainable smart contracts in Solidity and chaincode, written gas-light and kept audit-ready throughout their life. We apply smart contract threat modeling, role-based permission design and upgradeability planning from day one. Formal verification on critical logic.
Secure blockchain development means independent audits before launch, then monitoring and managed care so it stays healthy. We run Slither, Mythril, Foundry fuzzing and Halmos as part of smart contract CI/CD, and every production deployment includes blockchain security engineering review.
Open verification on Polygon, Avalanche, Base and Ethereum when customers want to check for themselves. Our cross-chain development capability and bridge integration experience let you anchor private consortium data to a public ledger when regulators or buyers demand it.
Real-world asset tokenization for supply chain: certificates, warranties, bills of lading and commodity lots become verifiable on-chain tokens with token vesting contracts for staged release. Tokenization platform development is paired with smart contract audit before every launch.
Blockchain PRO delivers production traceability and provenance systems across regulated industries where multi-party trust and audit readiness are non-negotiable. Whether you are integrating blockchain into a product already in market or launching a new blockchain platform from scratch, we bring the enterprise blockchain integration experience to make it land.
Every Blockchain Development Company engagement Blockchain PRO delivers is backed by a well-defined, production-tested stack. The languages, frameworks and infrastructure below are not aspirational; they are what runs in the 11 supply-chain consortia we operate today.
For a Blockchain Development Company serving food safety, pharmaceutical compliance and responsible sourcing, security is not a feature; it is the product. The two panels below document the regulatory frameworks Blockchain PRO operates under and the concrete security record behind every engagement.
A national food co-op needed to trace every batch from farm to shelf and act instantly when something went wrong. We built the traceability network, integrated their existing systems and made provenance audit-ready for every batch.
Every engagement follows a four-stage process that keeps costs predictable and value visible at each gate before the next spend is approved. It covers the full cycle of blockchain development from blockchain technical discovery through production launch and ongoing managed operations.
We map your supply chain, your partners and your systems before any code. Three weeks, fixed fee. This blockchain technical discovery phase produces a blockchain roadmap and architecture recommendation your team can pressure-test before commit.
A working traceability pilot on real data in four weeks, so the value is proven before the big spend.
Audited contracts plus ERP and partner integration, the part that decides whether it really lands. Our Web3 DevOps practice handles smart contract CI/CD, blockchain deployment testing and blockchain data indexing so your operations team is never flying blind.
A managed network with an SLA, monitoring and on-call, so your team never owns the 3am page alone.
Choose the model that fits your governance and risk appetite. All three include independent smart contract audit and ERP integration planning.
A defined deliverable, a fixed price and a fixed timeline. Proof of concept from CAD 30,000 over 4 weeks; production system from CAD 90,000. Best for bounded problems with clear outcomes.
A named Blockchain PRO team embedded in your project, from discovery through launch. Suited to multi-site consortium builds and enterprise platform rollouts from CAD 320,000.
Ongoing managed network operations with a 99.95% uptime SLA, monitoring, upgrades and on-call response. From CAD 11,500 per month for networks already in production.
A blockchain engagement with Blockchain PRO ends with a set of owned, documented, audited artefacts. Below is the standard deliverable set for a production traceability or provenance system. Exact scope is defined in the Statement of Work.
Every smart contract delivered with a full third-party audit report, static analysis output, Foundry fuzz-test suite and formal verification results for critical logic paths. All source code verified on-chain where applicable.
Step-by-step deployment and rollback procedures for each contract and network component, covering key management, certificate rotation and partner onboarding. Your operations team can run every step without us in the room.
A documented threat model covering on-chain attack surfaces, oracle manipulation vectors, integration trust boundaries and governance failure modes. Updated at every major release. Includes a residual-risk register for your CISO.
A typed API (OpenAPI 3.1 or GraphQL schema) and a client SDK in TypeScript covering all contract interactions, indexer queries and event subscriptions. Sufficient for your internal teams to build features independently after handover.
Architecture diagrams, data-flow diagrams, partner onboarding guides and operations manual, all maintained in the delivery repository. Documentation is a first-class deliverable, not an afterthought written in the last sprint.
Two structured knowledge-transfer sessions, recorded walkthroughs of every component and a 30-day post-launch support window. Your team walks away able to operate, extend and govern the network without dependence on Blockchain PRO.
Choosing a blockchain development company carries real vendor risk. These six commitments are Blockchain PRO's answer to the most common concerns buyers raise before they commit to a build.
The first scoping call is free. We map your use case, assess whether a blockchain actually solves the problem and give you a budget range before any engagement starts. No obligation.
The three-week discovery phase is fixed-fee. You pay a known amount for a documented architecture, a risk register and a costed build estimate. If you do not commission the build, you keep everything we produce.
All intellectual property, source code and documentation produced under the engagement transfers to you in full at project completion. Blockchain PRO retains no ongoing licence, claim or right to the code we write for you.
We do not ship contracts until they pass independent third-party audit. If an audit identifies critical findings, we fix them at our cost before delivery. The 97% first-pass rate means this rarely happens, but the commitment is unconditional.
Our stack is open-source at every layer: Hyperledger, Hardhat, Foundry, OpenZeppelin. There are no proprietary runtime dependencies on Blockchain PRO services. You can hand the network to a different operator at any time.
Every engagement agreement includes an exit and handover clause: a defined notice period, a documented migration path and a structured transition to your team or another operator. You are never held hostage by an undocumented dependency.
The true cost comparison between a purpose-built blockchain traceability system and the status quo at most regulated companies.
| Factor | Built with Blockchain PRO | Spreadsheets and point tools |
|---|---|---|
| Recall reach | Minutes, with exact affected units identified | Days of phone calls and guesswork |
| Trust between partners | One shared, tamper-proof record everyone can verify | Everyone keeps their own version of the truth |
| Integration | Documented adapters into SAP, Oracle and logistics | Manual re-keying and broken handoffs |
| Audits and compliance | Self-serve, audit-ready provenance for every batch | Weeks of manual evidence gathering |
| Security | Independently audited, fuzzed and formally verified | Whatever the spreadsheet macro happened to do |
| Reliability | 99.95% managed network uptime with on-call | Breaks quietly until the next crisis |
| Cost | CAD 30,000 to 880,000 by scope, audit included | Cheap until the first recall or failed audit |
Best fit for an engineered network: regulated supply chains with real multi-party trust problems. Best fit for spreadsheets: a single team with no partners and nothing to prove.
We say no to roughly 26 percent of inbound enquiries. Here is what triggers the honest conversation about whether you actually need a blockchain.
We decline roughly 26 percent of enquiries. If a shared database would solve your problem, we will tell you so and save you the budget.
The caution is earned. According to the Chainalysis 2024 Crypto Crime Report, USD 1.7 billion was stolen from DeFi protocols in 2023, and a recurring pattern in failed enterprise pilots is a ledger bolted on where no genuine multi-party trust problem existed.
Two production deployments from the 38 enterprise clients Blockchain PRO serves, selected for breadth: food traceability and pharmaceutical anti-counterfeit. Each illustrates how enterprise blockchain development translates into measurable operational gains, not just a blockchain software proof of concept.
240 million units traced. Recall time cut from 7 days to 6 minutes. Audit-ready provenance for every batch.
A shared traceability network across growers, processors and stores, with a scalable blockchain platform integrated into the co-op's existing ERP and logistics systems. The blockchain backend development included a dedicated indexer infrastructure to feed near-real-time lot data into their operations dashboard.
84 million doses tracked with tamper-proof cold-chain logging. Counterfeit incidents brought to zero. Regulatory reporting cut from weeks to hours.
Every dose carries a verifiable record of its journey and temperature, so regulators and pharmacists can trust it. The off-chain data pipeline feeds warehouse management systems while the on-chain record provides the tamper-proof audit trail regulators require. Blockchain development for healthcare demands that level of integrity at both layers.
The CAD 30,000 to 880,000 range for a Blockchain Development Company engagement reflects genuinely different scopes. Here is what moves the dial, so you can estimate before your first call with us.
Permissioned networks (Hyperledger Fabric, R3 Corda) require consortium governance design, certificate authority management and partner onboarding, which adds 3 to 6 weeks over a comparable EVM deployment. Public chains are faster to deploy but require more security scrutiny because the code is visible to all.
This is the largest single budget driver. An engagement with three partner systems in scope costs roughly twice as much as one with a single ERP. Our research found 59% of stalled traceability projects stalled here, not at the ledger. Underinvesting in integration is the most expensive mistake in supply-chain blockchain development.
Standard engagements include automated analysis and a third-party audit. Adding formal verification (Halmos) for critical logic paths and a second independent audit adds 2 to 4 weeks and roughly CAD 25,000 to 60,000 to the budget. Required for contracts handling high-value assets or regulated instruments.
Each partner requires individual onboarding, data mapping, access-control configuration and governance agreement. A two-partner pilot and a twelve-partner national consortium share the same ledger design but differ by roughly 3x in delivery cost. Partner readiness, not our code, is often the longest item on the schedule.
FinTech, pharmaceutical and responsible-sourcing engagements require a compliance architecture layer that food traceability alone does not. KYC, AML screening, Travel Rule data capture and MiCA assessment support each add scope. We build this layer in from the start rather than retrofitting it, which is cheaper but does extend the initial timeline.
A standard timeline (8 to 16 weeks for production traceability) spreads team costs over a longer period. Compressed timelines require a larger parallel team and carry a 15 to 25% premium. We recommend the standard pace for most clients; the compressed option is there when a regulatory deadline is non-negotiable.
Choosing a Blockchain Development Company is a procurement decision most buyers make only once or twice in a career. This guide distils the criteria that separate a firm that will deliver from one that will stall at integration.
Look for a named tool chain (Slither, Mythril, Foundry, Halmos) running in CI and a third-party audit before every production deployment, not just a checkbox statement. Ask to see a past audit report. Blockchain PRO's 97% external first-pass rate is the result of mandatory pre-audit internal review; firms without this process tend to ship one revision to the auditor and hope.
The ledger is rarely the hard part. Ask specifically whether the firm has built adapters for your ERP stack (SAP, Oracle, warehouse systems) and can show a case study where the integration held up in production. Our research found 59% of stalled traceability projects stalled at ERP and partner integration. A firm without documented integration experience will likely stall yours.
The best firms name the delivery lead and the smart-contract engineer in the proposal. If the answer is "a dedicated team assigned at start", ask to meet them before signing. Senior engineers who do the architecture work should not disappear after scoping.
A trustworthy blockchain development company declines engagements where a shared database would do the job. Blockchain PRO declines roughly 26% of enquiries for exactly this reason. A vendor who says yes to every use case is either not thinking carefully or is optimising for the contract, not the outcome.
Confirm before signing that full IP and source code transfers to you at project completion, that there are no ongoing licence fees on runtime dependencies and that a defined exit and handover clause is in the SOW. Blockchain PRO's standard agreement includes all three; ask any shortlisted firm to show you the equivalent clause.
For regulated industries, ask for ISO 27001 certificate number and issuing body, a SOC 2 Type II report summary and evidence of sector-specific compliance experience (GDPR, PIPEDA, KYC/AML, EPCIS). Certificate numbers should be verifiable, not just asserted. Our certificates are listed at certifications.
Not every supply-chain problem needs the same ledger. The table below maps the eight chains Blockchain PRO supports to their primary strengths, so you can align the architecture conversation before the first technical workshop.
| Chain / platform | Best for | Finality model | Privacy posture | Compliance fit | Typical cost tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperledger Fabric | Multi-partner enterprise consortia, food and pharma traceability, EPCIS-aligned event logging | Instant (BFT ordering service) | Fine-grained channels; partners see only their data | Highest: GDPR, KYC/AML, PIPEDA, GS1 EPCIS 2.0 | CAD 90k to 880k |
| R3 Corda | FinTech, trade finance, bilateral or multilateral payment flows, document exchange | Notary-based (configurable) | Transaction-level: only counterparties see each transaction | High: FATF, MiCA-ready, KYC/AML hooks built in | CAD 120k to 880k |
| Hyperledger Besu | EVM workloads requiring privacy (enterprise Ethereum, gas-free permissioned chains) | IBFT2 / QBFT (seconds) | Private transactions via Tessera; public EVM available | High: ISO 27001, SOC 2 controls apply | CAD 90k to 400k |
| Quorum | Legacy enterprise Ethereum consortia, existing Quorum networks requiring migration or expansion | Istanbul BFT | Private transactions via Tessera | Medium-high: suited to existing regulated deployments | CAD 60k to 260k |
| Polygon PoS | Public provenance anchoring, consumer-facing QR verification, hybrid private-public deployments | 2 to 3 seconds (PoS checkpoints) | Public (pseudonymous); use with a private layer for sensitive data | Medium: MiCA-adjacent; no native privacy | CAD 30k to 260k |
| Avalanche Subnets | Custom EVM subnets with dedicated throughput and custom gas rules; high-volume serialisation | Sub-second (Snowman consensus) | Configurable at subnet level; can be permissioned | Medium: subnet rules can enforce KYC allowlists | CAD 90k to 400k |
| Base (L2) | Low-cost EVM transactions, tokenised certificates and trade documents, DeFi-adjacent provenance | 2 seconds (Optimistic rollup to Ethereum) | Public L2; not suitable for sensitive data without off-chain encryption | Medium: Ethereum-anchored security, OP Stack audit trail | CAD 30k to 200k |
| Ethereum | Permanent public registry, high-value asset tokenization, RWA on-chain settlement, DeFi integration | 12 seconds (PoS epoch) | Public (fully transparent); use ZK proofs for selective disclosure | Highest (public): MiCA, SEC/CFTC-adjacent token considerations apply | CAD 60k to 880k |
Most enterprise supply-chain projects at Blockchain PRO start on Hyperledger Fabric for the consortium core and anchor a public provenance hash to Polygon or Ethereum for external verifiability. A hybrid approach costs roughly 15 to 20% more than a single-chain deployment but satisfies regulators, retail buyers and auditors simultaneously.
Start with a fixed-fee proof of concept on real data. Audit is included at every tier. All prices in Canadian dollars.
A working traceability pilot on your real data, so the value is proven before the big spend.
Start a pilotA production traceability or provenance system, audited, integrated and launched with your team.
Get a quoteA multi-site consortium with ERP integration across partners, sites and regions.
Talk to usWe run, monitor and support the network with a 99.95% uptime SLA and on-call response.
Keep it runningThe blockchain technology market reached USD 17.5 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at 87.7% CAGR through 2030 per Grand View Research, with enterprise supply chain and scalable blockchain development a leading driver. The World Economic Forum estimates blockchain-based traceability could add over USD 1 trillion in value to global trade by eliminating counterfeits and supply-chain fraud. Blockchain software for enterprises in regulated sectors is growing fastest, precisely the space Blockchain PRO has occupied since 2018. Our footprint within it:
Source: Blockchain PRO internal delivery records and production telemetry as of Q1 2026, exported under client NDA. Verified reviews from Clutch (33) and G2 (22) plus direct client surveys.
Peter Smith founded Blockchain PRO in 2018 after spending years as an enterprise architect watching supply-chain projects fail not at the blockchain but at the unglamorous edges of ERP integration and partner onboarding.
Founder and CTO
I am an enterprise systems engineer, not a token speculator. I spent years watching supply-chain projects fail not at the blockchain but at the unglamorous edges, the ERP integration, the partner onboarding, the data nobody owned. Our team of 71 has shipped 203 production contracts and traced 1.6 billion units, every contract independently audited with nothing lost.
Blockchain PRO started in 2018 after a recall at a company I worked with took nine days to trace by phone and fax, and by then the damage was done. The technology to fix it existed, but every vendor wanted to talk about tokens, not integration. We built the boring middle layer that makes traceability actually work, and "earn the ledger by solving the integration" has been our rule since.
Read the foundational paper: "Provenance That Holds Up: On-Chain Traceability for Regulated Supply Chains" by Peter Smith. Blockchain PRO Research Note BPR-2026-05, 38 pages.
Ask the team a questionBlockchain PRO's 71-person team covers every discipline a production traceability network requires. Here is the standard project team structure. Actual composition is documented in the Statement of Work and introduced by name before the engagement starts.
Owns the chain selection, data model, consensus design, governance structure and network topology. Sets the technical direction for the whole engagement and is accountable for architecture decisions that affect long-term maintainability and security.
Writes, tests and maintains the smart contracts, including Solidity or Chaincode. Applies the threat model to every function, runs pre-audit static analysis and fuzzing, and coordinates the independent audit engagement. Owns contract upgradability planning.
Independent of the delivery team. Reviews every contract before it goes to third-party audit, manages the audit engagement, tracks findings-to-fix and signs off on the production security posture. Maintains the threat model and residual-risk register throughout the engagement.
Designs and builds the off-chain integration layer: ERP adapters, off-chain data pipelines, oracle configurations and partner API endpoints. This role carries the highest schedule risk for most enterprise engagements and is staffed with senior engineers who have hands-on SAP and Oracle ERP experience.
Maps regulatory obligations (GDPR, PIPEDA, KYC, EPCIS, sector-specific requirements) to specific design constraints and documents the compliance architecture. Coordinates with the client's legal and compliance teams. Involved from discovery; not parachuted in before launch.
Stands up and manages the node infrastructure, CI/CD pipeline, blockchain deployment testing environments and production monitoring. Writes and maintains the deployment runbook and owns the handover to managed operations. The 99.95% uptime SLA starts with this role.
Single point of contact for the client. Manages the sprint plan, coordinates the cross-functional team, runs weekly status meetings and escalates blockers. Also owns the QA plan: integration test coverage, end-to-end test scenarios and partner acceptance testing. The delivery lead is named in the proposal.
Independent research from the Blockchain PRO team, drawn from eight years of production deployments across regulated supply chains.
This note examines why enterprise traceability projects succeed or stall. We study 44 enterprise deployments between 2018 and 2025, separating each into a ledger layer and an integration layer of ERP, partner onboarding and data governance. Across the dataset, 59 percent of projects that stalled did so at ERP and partner integration rather than at the ledger, even when the chain design was sound. We present a reference integration architecture and quantify its effect across two production networks.
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The most significant shift in enterprise blockchain development in 2026 is not a new chain; it is the integration of AI into on-chain workflows. For supply-chain traceability and product provenance, this creates four concrete capabilities that Blockchain PRO is deploying or building towards in active client engagements.
On-chain event logs from supply-chain consortia are rich enough to train anomaly-detection models. Blockchain PRO has deployed an ML layer on top of The Graph-indexed event data for two pharma clients, flagging temperature excursions, unexpected custody transfers and batch-size discrepancies before they reach a human reviewer. The blockchain provides the tamper-proof audit trail; the ML layer surfaces the signals that matter.
Regulatory compliance reports for food safety and pharmaceutical serialisation used to require weeks of manual evidence gathering. Our integration layer now feeds on-chain event data and off-chain ERP records to an LLM-assisted report generator that produces a draft audit report in hours. A human reviewer validates and signs. Aldermann Pharma cut regulatory reporting from weeks to hours using exactly this workflow.
We are building an autonomous agent architecture where a set of smart contracts and an off-chain AI coordinator can initiate a product recall, notify partners and freeze affected lot records entirely without human intervention, triggered by a confirmed safety signal. The on-chain component enforces the sequence atomically; the AI coordinator resolves ambiguity in the signal before triggering an irreversible action. Expected production deployment: Q4 2026.
Supply-chain traceability is only as trustworthy as the data entering the ledger. A single corrupt or miscalibrated sensor can contaminate thousands of provenance records. We are designing an oracle validation layer that applies a lightweight ML model at the oracle aggregation point, cross-referencing sensor readings against expected ranges, neighbour-sensor readings and historical patterns before data is committed on-chain. This closes the trust gap that pure Chainlink oracle aggregation leaves open for adversarial IoT environments.
A note on risk: AI and autonomous agents on a blockchain carry unique failure modes: a misclassified signal by the ML model can trigger an unnecessary recall; an on-chain agent with broad permissions can cause irreversible state changes. Every AI-integrated engagement at Blockchain PRO includes a human-in-the-loop confirmation step for all irreversible on-chain actions and a rigorous red-team review of the AI decision boundary before any autonomous contract interaction goes live.
A Blockchain Development Company is only as useful as the ecosystem it connects to. These are the real protocols and platforms that appear in Blockchain PRO's production integrations. All links go to the protocol's own homepage.
Blockchain PRO holds a 4.9 / 5 on Clutch (33 reviews) and 4.8 / 5 on G2 (22 reviews). A representative selection of client feedback is shown below.
Claire Tremblay
VP Supply Chain at Maple Harvest Co-op
Blockchain PRO traced 240 million units across our network and turned a seven-day recall into six minutes. They spent most of the project on integration with our existing systems, which is exactly why it worked when other vendors had failed.
240M units traced, recall 7 days to 6 minutesDr. Stefan Adler
Head of Quality at Aldermann Pharma Logistics
We track 84 million doses with tamper-proof cold-chain logging and counterfeit incidents are now zero. Regulatory reporting that used to take weeks takes hours.
84M doses, counterfeit to zeroRajesh Iyer
CIO at Continental Freight Group
The ERP integration was flawless and dispute resolution between partners dropped 70 percent once everyone shared one record. They understand logistics, not just ledgers.
ERP integration, disputes down 70%Amara Okeke
Director of Operations at Savanna Gold Refiners
Responsible-sourcing provenance gave our buyers proof they could verify, and our audit time fell by 80 percent. Calm, capable people who delivered exactly what they promised.
Responsible sourcing, audit time down 80%Lena Visser
Sustainability Lead at Polder Foods
ESG and carbon reporting that took six weeks of spreadsheets now takes a day, generated straight from the ledger. It changed how our board sees the supply chain.
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A blockchain development company designs, builds and audits the smart contracts, distributed ledger networks and integration layers that run business applications on a blockchain. That work spans custom blockchain development, blockchain infrastructure development, blockchain backend development and the full cycle of testing, deployment and managed operations. Blockchain PRO focuses that capability on supply chain traceability, product provenance and permissioned consortium infrastructure for regulated industries including food, pharma and responsible sourcing.
Cost depends on scope. A proof of concept is CAD 30,000 fixed over 4 weeks. A pilot to production traceability system is CAD 90,000 to 260,000. An enterprise platform with ERP integration across multiple sites is CAD 320,000 to 880,000. A managed network with a 99.95% SLA starts from CAD 11,500 per month. Audit is included at every tier.
Look for an audit process you can inspect, a clear integration plan for your existing ERP and partner systems, named engineers with verifiable credentials and references you can check. Ask whether they are a blockchain technology partner who will own the outcome or a contractor who hands over code and leaves. Blockchain PRO declines roughly 26 percent of enquiries when a shared database would do the job, which means the engagements we do take are genuinely suited to blockchain.
A tamper-proof, shared record of where every product came from and where it went, visible to the partners who need it and no one else. It turns a week-long recall into minutes, makes audits self-serve and proves provenance for regulators and customers. Maple Harvest cut recall time from 7 days to 6 minutes on exactly this.
Both. We specialise in permissioned blockchain development (Hyperledger Fabric, Hyperledger Besu, R3 Corda and Quorum) where partners need privacy and control, and in public blockchain development (Polygon, Avalanche Subnets, Base and Ethereum) where open verification matters. Many of our deployments are hybrid, anchoring a private consortium ledger to a public chain for external verifiability.
Yes. ERP and partner integration is the part most projects underestimate, so it is where we put our weight. We connect to SAP, Oracle, warehouse and logistics systems through documented adapters, because our research found 59 percent of traceability projects stall at integration rather than at the ledger.
Yes. We maintain audit-ready smart contracts from the first commit by running Slither, Mythril, Foundry fuzzing and Halmos in CI plus manual review. Every production contract is independently audited before launch, and our blockchain QA process covers contract test coverage, blockchain deployment testing and post-launch transaction monitoring. There are zero critical findings in production and no funds have been lost to a Blockchain PRO contract.
We decline roughly 26 percent of enquiries. We say no when a shared database between two parties would do the job, when there is no real multi-party trust problem to solve and when a token launch lacks legal counsel on securities classification.
Yes. Our blockchain consulting and Web3 technical discovery engagements are designed precisely for this. We review your use case, map your existing Web3 infrastructure or the absence of it, assess whether scalable blockchain development is warranted and produce a blockchain strategy document and costed roadmap. Many clients start here before they commission a build. The fixed-fee discovery engagement (three weeks, CAD covered in the scoping call) is the lowest-risk way to validate your blockchain architecture assumptions with an experienced blockchain engineering team.
Blockchain development for FinTech adds compliance and regulatory layers that pure supply-chain work does not. We have worked with trade finance and FinTech clients on digital asset software development, stablecoin payment development and asset tokenization for trade instruments. Every engagement in regulated FinTech includes DeFi risk controls, oracle risk management and key management guidance, because the failure modes are financial rather than operational. We are not a money transmitter and do not provide investment advice, but our blockchain software for enterprises is built with those risk layers in mind from day one.
Ask: What is their real audit process and can they show you a past audit report? Have they integrated with systems like yours before? Who are the named engineers? Will they tell you when blockchain is the wrong choice? Do you own the IP and source code at completion? What is their compliance posture and can they show certificate numbers? Blockchain PRO addresses all six: 97% external audit first-pass rate, documented ERP adapters, named engineers in every proposal, roughly 26% of enquiries declined, full IP transfer at completion and verifiable ISO 27001, SOC 2 and ISO 9001 certificates. See the full buyer guide for our recommended evaluation framework.
For multi-partner enterprise consortia with strict data privacy requirements, Hyperledger Fabric is the most common choice: instant finality, fine-grained channel privacy and the strongest alignment with GS1 EPCIS event schema. For public provenance anchoring or consumer-facing QR verification, Polygon PoS or Base offer low-cost public transactions. Most Blockchain PRO enterprise deployments are hybrid: a private Hyperledger Fabric network for the consortium core and a public chain for external verifiability. See the chain selection table for a full comparison across all 8 chains we support.
Six factors drive the budget: chain and network type (permissioned networks add governance design and partner onboarding); scope of ERP and partner integration (the largest single driver, often 2x to 3x cost difference); audit depth and formal verification; number of consortium partners; compliance and regulatory layer requirements; and delivery timeline (compressed timelines carry a 15 to 25% premium). A proof of concept starts at CAD 30,000. An enterprise multi-site consortium is CAD 320,000 to 880,000. See the cost drivers section for a full breakdown.
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