Claims and distributions
Define eligibility, claim limits and what happens to unclaimed tokens. Make the rules explicit for each distribution rather than treating every round as the same release.
/ Smart contract development
Put your on-chain rules into code.
Smart contract development for the logic behind claims, minting and token distributions. Define who can act, what they can change and which rules the contract must enforce.
Free diagnosis, yours to keep.
Start with the rules, not the interface.
Who can claim? What makes a wallet eligible? Can an asset be transferred? Those decisions belong in the contract scope before they become code.
We build smart contracts and the backend systems that connect on-chain and off-chain operations. Bring the behavior you need, any existing contracts and the systems they depend on.
Minting and permissions
Set out who can mint, what authorizes the action and which restrictions must hold afterward. Include who controls administrative actions and what they are allowed to change.
Contract work we've delivered.
Orbt: one mint per wallet
We built Orbt's scoring and minting campaign on Base. The backend signed mint authorizations; the contract enforced one soulbound module per wallet and prevented transfers.
REKT: separate rules for each round
We built REKT's reusable claim platform with signed claimer contracts on Ethereum. Each round had its own eligibility bucket and contract, while the application served seven airdrop rounds.
Smart contract development FAQ
Is this the same as dApp development?
No. This service focuses on the on-chain rules. A dApp also needs the interface people use, wallet interactions and the systems around the contracts. For the full application, see our Web3 development service.
Does development include a smart contract audit?
Auditing is its own service at WebThree, separate from building. See our smart contract audits to discuss a security review.
What do you need to scope the work?
The rules you want to enforce, the chain you are targeting and any existing code. Include dependencies and who should have permission to change settings or move assets. These details help define the work before you commit.
How much does smart contract development cost?
It depends on the logic, dependencies and existing code. We scope first. The free diagnosis gives you what to build first, a timeline for your scope and a quote.
Will we own the contracts?
Yes. You own the contracts and other code we build for you.
Let's scope your contracts.
Tell us what the code needs to control and the rules it must follow. Start with a free diagnosis you can keep, whether or not you hire us.
Free diagnosis, yours to keep.