Chain Configuration
Document the execution environment, fee requirements and operating roles for the chosen ZK Stack release.

ZKsync custom blockchain services covering ZK Stack configuration, application integration, deployment rehearsals and operational handover.

Document the execution environment, fee requirements and operating roles for the chosen ZK Stack release.
Test deployment tooling, wallet onboarding and application behaviour against your chain configuration.
Connect chain services, RPC access, explorers and observability through repeatable environment definitions.
Rehearse configuration changes, operator access and application recovery before publishing a release.
We choose the implementation tools after confirming the architecture and integrations.
A custom chain should solve a defined product constraint. We begin with your users, integrations and release requirements, then turn those requirements into a configuration plan and a working test environment that the team can evaluate before committing to production.
Separate application records and contract logic from private data and off-chain services.
Make fee settings, data availability and upgrade controls explicit decisions in the technical scope.
Build a dedicated environment for a product with clearly defined transaction and integration requirements.
Validate account flows and data boundaries in a controlled test environment before widening access.
Assess a move from shared infrastructure with compatibility checks and a migration rehearsal.
Identify the product constraint and compare deployment options.
Approve configuration choices, data boundaries and operational ownership.
Provision a test chain and integrate a representative application flow.
Measure workloads and test contracts, wallets and failure recovery.
Document the launch decision, access handover and maintenance responsibilities.
ZK Stack is the framework used to configure and operate ZKsync chains. Our work covers your configuration, integrations and delivery process; we do not treat a framework installation as a finished product.
That should be tested, not assumed. We review the selected execution environment, libraries, dependencies and contract behaviour before agreeing a migration scope.

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