Blaize

Ukrainian blockchain development company building dApps, DeFi, bridges and audits for clients.

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Blaize key facts

Category	Crypto infrastructure for businesses
Platforms	Web
Company	Kyiv and Dnipro, Ukraine; 65+ blockchain engineers
Launched	Smart contract work since 2016, per its own page; site copyright from 2018
US availability	Available: terms name no country restrictions
Pricing	Not published; fixed-price projects or dedicated teams on time and materials

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What is Blaize?

Blaize is a blockchain development company with developers in Kyiv and Dnipro, Ukraine. It builds dApps, DeFi and DEX products, bridges, tokens and NFT marketplaces, and runs security audits. It states 65+ blockchain engineers, 130+ projects launched and 25+ blockchains, and offers fixed-price or dedicated-team models.

How Blaize works

Blaize works as an outsourced engineering team.

Its homepage lays out five stages: clarifying requirements with business analysts, building a concept and strategy, design and development, final review and fixes, then launch and support. You choose between a project-based model at a fixed price, which can bundle product design, consultations and smart contract audits, and a dedicated development team billed on time and materials. Its smart contract page says a project can start within two weeks.

The stack covers Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, NEAR, Solana, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, Aptos, Sui, TON, Polkadot, Cosmos and StarkNet, with back ends in Rust, Go, C++, Python and Node.js. Contract work includes ERC-20 governance tokens, vesting, staking, token sale and airdrop contracts, and ERC-721 and ERC-1155 NFTs. A separate security unit audits smart contracts, SDKs, bridges, dApps and consensus code, and lists audits for Everstake, StarkDefi, Aurora's Rainbow Bridge and multisig code in Mysten Labs' Sui SDK.

How to start with Blaize

You start with the contact form or [email protected]; the form also offers Telegram, WhatsApp and Discord as ways to reply.
For an audit, the security site at security.blaize.tech has a Get Quotation form.
Developers work from Kyiv and Dnipro, and the company says its CEO will meet clients at any location.
It also states that it does not work with Russian companies.
Published case studies list the time to market for each delivered project.

Blaize fees and limits

Blaize prices each engagement on request and lists no hourly rates or minimum budget. Its smart contract page says the final cost depends on the scope of work, the technology and the product's unique features, and that the team will calculate a price once you send requirements or describe the idea. There are two billing models: a project-based model at a fixed price, and a dedicated team paid on a time-and-materials basis. A short first consultation is free, and the company says a team can be set up within two weeks. Audit pricing is also quote-only, through the Get Quotation form on security.blaize.tech.

Risks to know before using Blaize

Blaize publishes no rates, so ask for the fixed-price scope in writing and compare quotes line by line.
Its audit unit can review code the same company wrote, so for contracts Blaize builds, a second, unrelated auditor gives you an independent check.
The credentials it lists are individual ones, such as ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity and Certified Blockchain Security Professional, plus DeFi Security Alliance membership, rather than a company-level certification like SOC 2.

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