Web3 & Blockchain

Decentralised Applications Built With the Simplicity of Web2.

We bridge complex smart contracts with modern, reactive web frontends—delivering frictionless Web3 user experiences that convert.

What we build

Decentralised Application (DApp) Development, end to end.

01

Multi-Chain Protocol Interfaces

High-performance web terminals allowing users to interact with smart contracts across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and Solana.

  • Instant multi-network switching
  • Optimistic transaction state updates
  • Real-time gas price estimators
  • Transaction receipt notifications
02

DAO Governance & Voting Portals

Interactive governance hubs allowing token holders to view proposals, delegate voting weight, and execute on-chain decisions.

  • Snapshot gasless voting integration
  • On-chain proposal creation wizards
  • Live quorum progress bars
  • Treasury balance transparency
03

Social & Community Web3 DApps

Decentralised social experiences, token-gated community portals, and verifiable credential verification dashboards.

  • Sign-In with Ethereum (SIWE / EIP-4361)
  • Token-gated content unlocks
  • ENS & Lens Protocol profile sync
  • Decentralised messaging (XMTP)

Problems we solve

Common friction, addressed directly.

  • The problem

    Clunky Web3 onboarding forcing users to navigate complex wallet popups and confusing gas parameters.

    Our approach

    We implement social logins, account abstraction, and clear human-readable transaction summaries.

  • The problem

    Stale data on screen because frontends fail to listen to new block events in real time.

    Our approach

    We build reactive WebSocket listeners and TanStack Query state caches that update the instant a block confirms.

  • The problem

    Users getting stuck when an RPC node times out or rate limits during high network traffic.

    Our approach

    We configure fallback RPC arrays with automatic failover across Alchemy, Infura, and QuickNode.

Capabilities

Standards we work to.

  • Next.js & Wagmi / Viem Architecture

    Widely used, typed React libraries for modular EVM interactions.

  • Social Login & Embedded Wallets

    Onboarding users via Google, Twitter, or email using Privy, Web3Auth, and Dynamic.

  • Sign-In With Ethereum (SIWE)

    Cryptographically authenticating user sessions using their wallet signature without passwords.

  • Sub-Second RPC State Caching

    TanStack Query state management that avoids unnecessary RPC calls and reduces lag.

Kizoona Tech · Stack

Tools we typically use.

Web3 Frontend

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Wagmi
  • Viem
  • RainbowKit

Authentication & Onboarding

  • Privy
  • Dynamic
  • SIWE (EIP-4361)
  • Web3Auth

RPC & Indexing

  • Alchemy
  • Infura
  • The Graph
  • QuickNode

Web3 Usability Standards

  • Human-readable transaction explanations before asking the user to sign
  • Clear visual feedback during pending, confirmed, and failed blockchain transactions
  • Automatic fallback across multiple RPC providers to prevent network timeouts
  • Complete responsiveness across mobile wallet browsers (MetaMask, Phantom, Coinbase Wallet)

Delivery

How a typical engagement runs.

  1. 01

    User Flow & Contract Mapping

    Mapping every smart contract read/write function to intuitive user interface steps.

  2. 02

    Design System & Wallet Modals

    Crafting a clean editorial layout with clear transaction approval states.

  3. 03

    Wagmi & Viem Hook Integration

    Connecting wallet providers, contract ABI definitions, and error handling.

  4. 04

    Testnet Simulation & Edge Testing

    Testing failed transactions, gas spikes, network switches, and user rejections.

  5. 05

    Production Deployment & CDN

    Deploying to high-availability edge networks with redundant RPC endpoints.

Representative scenarios

Where this service fits.

Illustrative examples of the kinds of problems this service addresses and how we would approach them. They are not client case studies.

Decentralised Liquidity Staking Terminal

Typical challenge

A DeFi protocol needed a web frontend for users to stake tokens and claim rewards.

How we would approach it

A responsive staking interface with fallback RPC providers and clear transaction states.

Token-Gated Research & Alpha Hub

Typical challenge

An investment syndicate needed to restrict access to research reports based on NFT ownership.

How we would approach it

Sign-In with Ethereum plus on-chain NFT checks before premium content is unlocked.

Security & performance

Considerations built in from the start.

  • Phishing & Approval GuardrailsExplicit warnings when granting token allowances, displaying exact amounts being approved.
  • Client-Side SanitisationInput validation on all address fields and transaction values before submitting to RPC.

FAQ

Questions we are often asked.

Which wallets can users connect to our DApp?

We typically support the major wallets: MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow, Phantom, Trust Wallet, Rabby, and any wallet supporting WalletConnect.

Can users sign up with their email or Google account?

Yes! By integrating embedded wallet solutions like Privy or Dynamic, users can log in with Google, Twitter, or email. A non-custodial wallet is created for them in the background, without a seed phrase to manage.

How do you handle users on mobile devices?

Our DApps are fully responsive and support mobile deep-linking via WalletConnect, opening the user's mobile wallet app automatically to sign transactions.

What happens if a user submits a transaction and network gas spikes?

We provide clear status banners and allow users to speed up or cancel their pending transaction directly from the UI.

Connected services

Often combined with.

Start a conversation

Planning a decentralised application (dapp) development project?

Send a short brief on WhatsApp or through the project form. We will reply with questions, a suggested approach and an indicative timeline.