Blockdaemon
Blockdaemon is the institutional gateway to Web3, securing over $110B in digital assets for 400+ institutions, including exchanges, custodians, crypto platforms, and financial enterprises. We offer institutional-grade blockchain infrastructure spanning nodes, APIs, DeFi, staking, MPC wallets and vaults. Since 2017, our globally distributed infrastructure ensures unrivaled security, compliance, and scalability.
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ND Wallet
ND Wallet is a fully customizable, white label crypto wallet solution designed for businesses that want to launch their own secure, non-custodial wallet quickly. It supports multiple blockchains (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, TRON, etc.), major token standards (ERC-20, TRC-20, SPL), and NFTs. Built with MPC technology and end-to-end encryption, the wallet ensures full user control over private keys, while also offering optional KYC/AML integration.
Available on iOS, Android, ND Wallet features real-time transaction tracking, Web3 login, and an optional secure messenger for crypto payments within chats. It's ideal for startups, NFT platforms, DeFi projects, and enterprises seeking a branded, secure, and fast-to-market wallet with extensive blockchain and UI customization options.
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Acala
Scale your DApp to Polkadot with Acala, an Ethereum-compatible smart contract platform optimized for DeFi. Acala is the decentralized finance network and liquidity hub of Polkadot. It’s a layer-1 smart contract platform that’s scalable, Ethereum-compatible, and optimized for DeFi with built-in liquidity and ready-made financial applications. With its trustless exchange, decentralized stablecoin (aUSD), DOT Liquid Staking (LDOT), and EVM+, Acala lets developers access the best of Ethereum and the full power of substrate. Access DOT-based assets and derivatives, Polkadot-native decentralized stablecoin, Polkadot ecosystem assets, and cross-chain assets from Bitcoin, Ethereum and beyond. Acala’s chain is customized for DeFi and can continue to upgrade without forks to integrate new features requested from developers. For example, on-chain ‘keepers’ automate protocol execution to better manage risks and improve user experience, or transaction fees payable with virtually any token.
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