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CIDT has more than 60 senior engineers. Its engineers, project managers, and QA specialists work as part of client teams, contribute to product decisions, communicate clearly, and remain involved beyond launch. The company reports that 60% of its projects come from returning clients.

CIDT works with both early-stage founders and established fintech and Web3 teams, adapting its engagement model to the project's stage and scope.

• Web application development
• Cross-platform mobile app development for iOS and Android
• Product discovery and roadmapping
• UI/UX design
• API design and integration
• Quality assurance and testing
• Maintenance and technical support
• CTO as a Service

AI services

• AI-powered feature integration, including recommendations, smart search, and summarization
• Custom model development for prediction, classification, and personalization
• Chatbot and assistant development using GPT or custom models
• AI-driven workflow, content-generation, and data-processing automation
• AI consulting and prototyping

Additional capabilities

CIDT also provides security and compliance support, DevOps and CI/CD setup, backup and recovery, monitoring and alerting, and infrastructure as code using Terraform and Ansible.

The company's technology stack includes React, Angular, Vue, Flutter, Node.js, NestJS, Express, Go, Python, Rust, gRPC, GraphQL, Solidity, Vyper, Move, WebAssembly, Docker, Kubernetes, Grafana, GitHub Actions, Terraform, Ansible, Prometheus, AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Firebase, DigitalOcean, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQLite, Redis, and Oracle.

1. Discovery and planning — Define product scope, priorities, constraints, business goals, and technical execution. Outcome: an aligned roadmap and delivery plan.
2. Design and architecture — Design system architecture and user flows for scalability, integrations, and future product evolution. Outcome: architecture, UX/UI, and technical decisions.
3. Agile development — Build in structured iterations with continuous validation, visibility, and controlled delivery. Outcome: incremental releases and validated features.
4. Testing and QA — Apply continuous testing across releases to ensure product stability and correctness. Outcome: a reliable product and test coverage.
5. Launch and support — Deploy to production and maintain stability through monitoring, infrastructure, and ongoing support.
6. Scaling — Expand capabilities, improve performance, and adapt to changing business and technical requirements.

For blockchain engagements, CIDT also offers rough estimates, timelines, and delivery plans within 48 hours of receiving a project brief. A focused blockchain MVP with smart contracts, a basic frontend, and testnet deployment typically takes 6–12 weeks; production-grade systems with infrastructure, security audits, and multi-chain integrations usually take 3–6 months.

CIDT's blockchain delivery model includes sprint planning, design and development, wallet and bridge integrations, manual and automated QA, client demos, testnet or mainnet-ready deployments, post-launch monitoring, incident response, infrastructure management, and continuous optimization.

Validator and protocol infrastructure

• Validator deployment, management, staking, uptime monitoring, and slashing protection
• Protected signing keys and hardened node configuration
• Application-chain and subnet infrastructure
• Chain upgrades, hard-fork coordination, governance support, and rollback procedures
• Sentry nodes, failover validators, redundancy, and secure key isolation

Nodes and RPC

• Dedicated full-node, archive-node, and geo-distributed hosting
• Load-balanced RPC clusters with caching and rate limiting
• Mempool APIs for monitoring pending transactions
• Monitoring dashboards for block sync, peer count, validator status, TPS, and gas metrics
• Encrypted snapshots, automated backups, and geo-redundancy

Automation and optimization

CIDT provisions infrastructure with Terraform, configures environments with Ansible, and builds CI/CD pipelines for node upgrades and smart contract deployments. Services also cover secrets management, network segmentation, secure VPC configuration, access controls, throughput optimization, benchmarking, monitoring, alerting, and disaster recovery.

The DevOps stack includes AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Terraform, Ansible, Chef, Puppet, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Travis CI, TeamCity, Prometheus, Grafana, and custom dashboards.

• Smart contract development in Solidity, Rust, and Move
• dApp development with React frontends, blockchain backends, and production DevOps
• Stablecoin development backed by fiat, crypto, or commodities
• Custom Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains, rollups, and consensus layers
• Crypto wallets for web, iOS, and Android
• Real-world asset tokenization for real estate, bonds, funds, commodities, carbon credits, and private equity
• Blockchain explorers
• Cross-chain bridges and integrations using LayerZero, Axelar, IBC, and Avalanche IBC
• NFT standards, marketplaces, minting tools, airdrops, and wallet integrations
• DeFi protocols for staking, lending, fundraising, yield, incentives, and liquidity bootstrapping
• DAO governance, voting systems, multisig extensions, and governance tokenomics
• Payment solutions, invoicing, escrow logic, payment APIs, and web/mobile wallet interfaces
• DIDs, verifiable credentials, and on-chain or off-chain attestations

Security and compliance

CIDT offers smart contract audits and remediation, blockchain-focused penetration testing, compliance readiness aligned with GDPR, SOC 2 Type II, ISO, and industry-specific standards, KYC/KYB integrations, identity management, and blockchain monitoring with incident response.

The company has production experience across Ethereum, Avalanche, Polkadot, Cosmos, NEAR, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Sui, Fantom, and Algorand, among others.