Infrastructure Integration
Connect selected RPC, indexing and storage providers.
Web3 as a Service
Web3 as a Service. Operate the Infrastructure Behind Your Product.
Managed Web3 integration services for RPC access, indexing, deployment pipelines and application observability.
- Infrastructure Integration
- Deployment Pipelines
- Operational Monitoring
- Support Runbooks
What we build
Discuss Your ProjectWeb3 as a Service Services
Deployment Pipelines
Make configuration and release steps reproducible.
Operational Monitoring
Track provider health, queues and data freshness.
Support Runbooks
Define ownership and escalation for service failures.
From scope to launch
Start Your ProjectOur Development Process
- 01
Discovery
Inventory product dependencies.
- 02
Architecture
Agree service responsibilities.
- 03
Implementation
Configure infrastructure and pipelines.
- 04
Verification
Exercise recovery and access rotation.
- 05
Launch & Support
Operate against agreed support procedures.
Make provider dependency and recovery plans visible
Product teams need dependable interfaces to blockchain infrastructure without losing sight of provider dependencies. We assemble and operate a scoped service layer with monitoring, access controls and documented recovery procedures. Availability targets and responsibilities are agreed for the actual deployment, not implied by the service name.
Service boundaries
Specify what is managed and what remains with your team.
Data continuity
Plan replay and reconciliation after interruptions.
Practical Use Cases
01
Product acceleration
Give application teams a stable integration layer.
02
Infrastructure consolidation
Replace scattered credentials and manual deployments.
03
Operational support
Introduce monitored procedures for a live integration.
Selected for your scope
Technology & Delivery Toolkit
We choose the implementation tools after confirming the architecture and integrations.
- RPC adapters
- Indexing workers
- Deployment automation
- Service monitoring
Web3 as a Service FAQs
Is the blockchain itself under your control?
No. Network behaviour and external providers remain dependencies of the service.
Can we migrate providers later?
A documented adapter and export strategy can reduce migration friction, but capabilities differ between providers.
Give your Web3 infrastructure an accountable operating model
Tell us what you want to build. We’ll help define the next practical step.