Web3 Development Company in Bangalore

Zethic is a Web3 development company in Bangalore building decentralized applications, wallet integration, and token-gated products for startups and enterprises. We separate Web3 work from generic blockchain backend work and from unrelated categories like AI or AR/VR.

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  • Wallet Integration
  • Token-Gated Access
  • dApp Development
  • Decentralized Identity
  • Chain Integration

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Long-term Partnerships

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Mid-to-Senior Engineers

5+

Avg. Years of Engineer Experience

98%

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Where are you right now?

01Vague Web3 scope

Nobody can explain what Web3 means here

The brief says Web3, decentralized, on-chain, but so far that's meant a vague direction rather than a defined scope, not a concrete list of what touches a wallet, reads from a chain, or is just a normal web app.


A defined scope, not a buzzword.

02Broken wallet experience

A wallet connects, the rest breaks

Users can connect a wallet, but signing transactions, handling failed states, and showing the right balance in real time are all half-built or missing. Wallet integration is most of the actual user experience.


Wallet integration built as the product.

03Untested token gates

Token-gated access exists, untested

The plan is to gate content behind token ownership, but nobody has tested the verification flow, and edge cases like transferred or staked tokens haven't been considered - the same discipline behind payment gateway security.


Tested against real wallets, not a demo.

What you get from this work.

Web3 Development Services on a Real Scope

Our Web3 development services start with a scope document, not an assumption about what Web3 means for this product. Each piece below can run standalone or as one connected build.

Web3 Architecture and Scoping

Feasibility, wallet and chain selection, and a token-gating strategy.

Feasibility and scopingWallet and chain selectionWeb2 vs Web3 comparisonToken-gating strategy

We define exactly which parts of the product are Web3 and which are not, then choose the wallets and chains to support. For products that need the underlying contract work scoped too, our broader blockchain development services cover that ground.

dApp Development

The front-end and interaction layer that lets users actually use the product.

Decentralized applicationsWallet integrationSmart contract interactionToken-gated access flows

We build the interaction layer that lets users connect wallets, sign transactions, and read on-chain state without the interface breaking. When contract logic needs writing, our dedicated Solidity development services cover that layer directly.

Identity and Access Design

Token-gated content and wallet-based authentication.

Decentralized identity flowsToken-gated content & accessWallet-based authenticationEdge case handling

Token-gated access looks simple in a demo and breaks in production when tokens get transferred, staked, or held across multiple wallets. We test the verification flow against those real cases.

Deployment and Support

Launch with compatibility testing, then support as wallets and chains change.

DeploymentWallet and chain testingOngoing monitoringPost-launch support

Wallets, chains, and standards change faster than most product roadmaps, so we stay available after launch. When the product needs a full application layer beyond the front end, custom application development services pick up that build.

Part of

Blockchain Development, our team for the full-stack work around every contract.

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Why teams pick us for this.

Built to Survive the Rollout

We define scope before we build

Starting to build before defining what's actually Web3 in the product means building on an assumption, not a plan. We document the scope first.

Wallet integration is core product work

Our Web3 development services don't treat wallet connection as a bolted-on plugin. It's designed and tested with the same care as any core flow.

We test against real wallets

Token-gating and identity flows get tested against transferred tokens, staked tokens, and multiple wallets, not the single clean wallet in a demo.

We stay through the changes underneath

Wallet standards and chain behavior change often. Monitoring and post-launch support are part of the same scope, not a separate bill.

How This Work Runs

This is the discovery phase every Web3 project starts with, and it is how our Web3 development services, part of Zethic's broader AI and digital solutions, move from a defined scope to a tested product.

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{ 01 }· Week 1-2

Scoping and Architecture

We define what is actually Web3 in the product, choose wallets and chains, and document the architecture before any code gets written.

ScopingWalletsChain selection

{ 02 }· Week 2-6

dApp Development

The front-end, wallet integration, and interaction layer get built against the confirmed scope, with edge cases handled from the start.

dApp buildWallet layerInteraction

{ 03 }· Week 6-7

Identity and Access Testing

Token-gating and identity flows get tested against real wallets, including transferred and staked tokens, not just the demo case.

Access testingEdge casesVerification

{ 04 }· Deploy+

Deployment and Monitoring

The product deploys to launch with wallet and chain compatibility testing complete, and we stay available for post-launch support.

DeploymentCompatibilityPost-launch

Questions, answered.

FAQs for Web3 Development

Web3 development covers the user-facing layer: wallets, decentralized identity, and token-gated experiences. Blockchain development covers the underlying contract and ledger work those experiences run on. Most products need both, as separate scopes.

A Web3 development company in Bangalore specializes in wallet integration, on-chain data reading, and token-gated access flows, areas a general web agency typically hasn't built or tested at depth.

Both, but often as separate scopes. Web3 development services typically cover the front-end and interaction layer, while contract logic can be handled through our dedicated Solidity development work, either connected or standalone.

A focused project, like wallet integration and a single token-gated flow, usually runs four to six weeks. A larger decentralized application with multiple features typically runs eight to twelve weeks.

Not always. Part of scoping is comparing a Web3 approach against a conventional build for the same problem. For regulated money movement, this often overlaps with the same thinking behind KYC and AML for fintech apps.

Ready to scope a Web3 build?

Tell us which parts of the product actually touch a wallet or a chain. A senior engineer replies within one working day.

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Tell us the product

What it does, which wallets or chains matter, and what's still just an idea. We sign an NDA first.

We scope before we build

A senior engineer documents what's actually Web3 in the product before any code gets written.

Tested, not just demoed

We test token gates and wallet flows against real, messy cases before launch.

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