Integrate
Build on an existing supported rollup

Layer 2 blockchain solutions designed around execution, settlement, user access and operations—not a one-size-fits-all scaling claim.

The choice is driven by ownership, workload and operating capacity.
Build on an existing supported rollup
Adapt application behavior and infrastructure
Scope a dedicated execution environment
Map transaction volume, data needs and interaction patterns before selecting an architecture.
Connect applications to an appropriate rollup and its supported development tooling.
Assess whether a dedicated execution environment is justified by product requirements.
Design clear states for signing, submission, confirmation and settlement.
Configure RPC access, event ingestion and dependent operational services.
Prepare staging environments, deployment checks and rollback or recovery procedures.
Establish the application's requirements and current bottlenecks.
Compare existing networks with dedicated infrastructure options.
Implement contracts, interfaces and operational dependencies.
Validate load behavior and failure recovery with representative scenarios.
Launch with clear responsibilities, runbooks and support boundaries.
We choose the implementation tools after confirming the architecture and integrations.
A dedicated network can introduce responsibilities that a product team does not need. We compare integration on existing infrastructure with a custom stack before adding operational complexity.
Which actions actually require on-chain execution?
Which parameters must the product own?
What settlement and operator assumptions are acceptable?
Who supports the system after launch?
Support frequent product actions on a suitable execution layer.
Build wallet-aware purchases and asset interactions.
Connect membership and governance workflows.
Evaluate specialized execution for multiple related applications.
We can shortlist options, but a final choice needs the workload, security assumptions and integration requirements.
Not always. An existing network may meet the requirements with less operational overhead.
The agreed scope can include architecture decisions, deployment configuration, test evidence, monitoring and handover documentation.

Tell us what you want to build. We’ll help define the next practical step.