What does Solidity development cost and how long does it take?
Most Solidity programmes we scope run about four to fourteen weeks after materials are stable. Pricing follows the module list, upgrade complexity, and whether formal audit is on the critical path — set during a scoping call so estimates reflect real engineering work rather than a generic quote.
Can OQTACORE work inside our existing repository and toolchain?
Yes. We adopt your Hardhat or Foundry layout, CI rules, and branching model, and we keep analysis artefacts beside the code reviewers expect. If tooling is missing, we introduce Foundry fuzz and Slither snapshots in a way your team can run locally.
How do you coordinate audits for Solidity changes?
We maintain continuous internal review, then schedule MixBytes or your preferred auditor with enough time for fixes. Handoff includes scope memos, threat summaries, and reproducible tests so firms from the broader audit network (Pashov, 0xleastwood, Zellic, Certik, Halborn, Hacken, Sherlock) can start efficiently when you select them.
How long does solidity 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.
