How long does NFT smart contract development take?
Most engagements run four to twelve weeks depending on mint complexity, multichain scope, and audit timing. OQTACORE responds within one business day with a milestone plan after a technical workshop.
Which standards do you implement for NFT smart contract development?
We implement ERC-721 and ERC-1155 patterns, EIP-2981 royalties where marketplaces support them, allowlist and signature mints, reveal flows, and governance hooks your launch requires — always with tests that cover replay, overflow, and pause behaviour.
Do you handle the audit for NFT smart contract development?
We prepare audit-ready repos and coordinate with MixBytes as the primary smart contract audit partner. If you have a preferred firm, we align reporting with the wider network that has reviewed OQTACORE contracts (Pashov, 0xleastwood, Zellic, Certik, Halborn, Hacken, Sherlock).
How long does nft smart contract development take?
A small, well-scoped module can take 2–4 weeks. A protocol, tokenization workflow, marketplace, or DeFi system can take 6–16+ weeks depending on integrations, testing depth, audit requirements, and governance complexity.
Can OQTACORE work with an existing codebase?
Yes. We can review existing contracts, improve tests, fix vulnerabilities, add features, prepare for audit, or integrate the contracts with backend and frontend systems.
Do you provide audits as well as development?
Yes. We provide internal security review and audit-preparation support, and we can also help resolve third-party audit findings. For high-value launches, an independent external audit is still recommended.
Which chains do you support?
We commonly work with Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks, and can support other ecosystems depending on scope. Chain choice is usually part of the architecture discussion.
Can you also build the application around the contracts?
Yes. OQTACORE can deliver the frontend, backend, wallet flows, APIs, indexing, analytics, admin panels, CI/CD, monitoring, and documentation needed to turn contracts into a product.