Blockchain
 Development Company

FAQ

• How much do blockchain development services cost?

  The cost of blockchain app development services varies based on several factors, including the complexity of the application, the number of stakeholders involved, and industry-specific compliance requirements. Generally, the development of a blockchain mobile app ranges from $50,000 to more than $250,000. For an accurate cost estimate, please contact our team of blockchain development consulting experts.

• What sets your company apart as a blockchain app development company?

  As a premier blockchain app development company, Unicsoft is recognized as a Hedera certified partner, a trusted blockchain provider by Gartner, and an accredited AWS Partner. Our meticulous precision and adherence to ISO standards, including software quality (ISO/IEC 25010), information security (ISO 27001), and quality management (ISO 9001) guarantee premier service delivery.

• How long does it usually take to start a project for a blockchain development company?

  Once the decision to cooperate is made, we typically require 5 to 10 working days to commence the project, ensuring we are fully prepared to deliver the best results.

• What are your capabilities as an award-winning blockchain development company?

  Our team of over 200 experienced blockchain developers have expertise in various blockchain networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Hyperledger, Solana, and Corda , as well as popular tech stacks like Rust and Solidity. From concept to deployment, we provide end-to-end blockchain development services, including system architecture design, smart contract development, user interface design, tokenomics, cloud computing and integration with existing systems. Our expertise spans a wide range of industries, including finance, manufacturing, supply chain, and healthcare.

• How does Unicsoft ensure the security and reliability of custom blockchain solutions?

  When defining security governance for distributed systems, we focus on three key aspects: - designing governance models with the goal of defining the consensus mechanism, blockchain type, and node vetting process - regulatory compliance - third-party risk management, including blockchain-specific due diligence.