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Solana development

Solana development services: Anchor programs and apps built for your use case

We write Rust programs with the Anchor framework, SPL token logic and the web or mobile front end that talks to them. Scope, timeline and a written price range come before any build starts.

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  • Anchor programs in Rust
  • SPL tokens, staking and DEX logic
  • Wallet-connected front ends

What we build on Solana

Solana programs are written mostly in Rust, and we use the Anchor framework for the structure, account checks and tests. Typical work includes:

  • Token programs and SPL token setups, including vesting and staking.
  • AMM and order book style trading programs.
  • Wallet-connected dApps, dashboards and admin tools.
  • Backend services that watch the chain and feed your database.

If the contract is the main deliverable, see our page on smart contract development. If you need a full trading venue, see exchange development.

How Solana differs from other chains

Solana separates code from data. A program is stateless, and all state lives in accounts that every instruction must declare up front. That shapes the design from day one.

We plan for account validation, program derived addresses, compute limits per transaction and transaction size limits. Many bugs on this chain come from a missing account check, so those checks are written and tested first rather than added at the end.

We also agree with you early who holds the upgrade authority, since that decides who can change the program after launch.

Front end, RPC and indexing

A program alone is not a product. We build the wallet connection with the standard wallet adapter, transaction building with sensible fee and retry handling, and an indexing layer so your app can show history and balances without hammering a public RPC node.

For token swaps inside an app we can integrate an existing router such as Jupiter instead of writing a new one, which keeps the scope smaller when a custom pool is not the goal. RPC provider choice is a cost and reliability decision we walk through with you.

A wallet or dApp MVP typically runs $8,500 to $16,000 and 3 to 4 weeks once the scope is agreed. A turnkey DEX or AMM with factory, router, staking and liquidity contracts and an interface typically runs $14,000 to $28,000 and 4 to 6 weeks. These are typical ranges. Your real price depends on scope, integrations and how quickly feedback arrives, and a written quote follows a scoping conversation. See pricing and packages.

You own the code and the accounts you pay for, and milestones are paid against working builds.

Limits you should know about

A security review lowers risk but cannot remove it, and no one can promise a program is free of bugs. Before launch we recommend an independent review; see audit and security review. Network congestion or outages on Solana can affect any app built on it. We build software only: we do not hold your funds, run your platform or give legal advice, and licences, KYC and token classification are your responsibility.

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How it works

  1. Tell us what you want to build

    A wallet, exchange, contract, bot or payment flow, and the chains involved.

  2. We scope and quote

    You get an architecture outline, a timeline and a written price range.

  3. We build in milestones

    Working builds are shared at each milestone, with a security review before launch.

Questions about crypto software agency in United States

Do you use Anchor for every Solana project?
Anchor is our default because it gives a clear program structure, built-in account validation and a test setup that fits our workflow. Some programs need lower-level Rust for size or compute reasons, and we will say so during scoping if yours does. The choice is explained in writing, so you are never locked into a framework you did not understand.
Can you build on top of an existing token or program?
Yes. We can integrate an existing SPL token, read from other programs and call popular routers, or extend a codebase you already have after reading it. We usually start with a short review of what exists so the quote reflects the real work and not an assumption about code we have not seen.
Who controls the program after launch?
That is a decision we settle with you before deployment. Options include keeping the upgrade authority in a multisig your team controls, handing it to a governance process, or revoking it so the program cannot change. Each choice trades flexibility against trust, and we document the one you pick.
How long does a Solana build take?
Typical delivery is 3 to 4 weeks for a wallet or dApp MVP and 4 to 6 weeks for a DEX or AMM, once the scope is agreed. Larger or more custom work takes longer. Timelines depend on scope and on timely feedback from your side, and the written quote states the schedule we plan against.
Will you audit my program?
We review our own work and test it, and we can arrange or coordinate an independent security review before mainnet launch. A review reduces risk but is not a promise that a program has no flaws. We will not tell you a contract is safe, only what was checked and what was found.

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