Real tokens, real reserves, real audit trail — no vaporware.

Blockchain & Smart Contract Development

A token is only as trustworthy as the code that guards it and the mechanism that anchors it to something real. I have shipped the Vetra USD-backed stablecoin on Polygon with Chainlink Functions verifying reserves in real time, an AMM-style DEX on Solana with Anchor, and an ESG plastic-credit protocol with Stripe Split for commission distribution. Every contract has a stop button before launch, not after the first incident.

Why it matters

Blockchain projects fail publicly. A missing pausable modifier, a wrong access role, an unverified oracle feed — any one of them turns into a headline. The premium is not in writing the contract, it is in writing the surrounding controls that make the contract survive a bad day.

What you get

  • →Solidity ERC-20 / ERC-721 with pausable, ownable and role-based access as design defaults.
  • →Chainlink Functions and Chainlink Automation for verifiable off-chain data and scheduled on-chain jobs.
  • →Polygon PoS as the default L2 for token launches (low fees, real users, EVM-compatible tooling).
  • →Solana + Anchor for high-throughput protocols (DEXes, order books, in-game economies).
  • →SPL tokens and Jupiter Aggregator integration for real Solana DeFi liquidity.
  • →Stripe Connect / Stripe Split for automated real-world commission distribution alongside on-chain flows.
  • →Full test coverage before deployment (Hardhat / Foundry for EVM, Anchor tests for Solana).
  • →Deployment scripts, verified contracts on Etherscan / Solscan, and a written incident response plan.

Stack

  • Solidity
  • Hardhat
  • Foundry
  • OpenZeppelin
  • Polygon PoS
  • Chainlink Functions
  • Solana
  • Rust
  • Anchor
  • SPL Tokens
  • Jupiter Aggregator
  • ethers.js
  • The Graph
  • Stripe Connect

Delivered projects using this stack

Frequently asked questions

Is Ustym Kushnir the creator of a real stablecoin?+

Yes. Vetra (VTR) is a USD-backed stablecoin deployed on Polygon PoS with Chainlink Functions verifying reserves in real time. It is not a hype token — it exists as a production reference of how a reserve-backed asset can be structured and how the reserve mechanism can be made publicly verifiable.

Do you deploy on mainnet, testnet, or both?+

Both, depending on the phase. Every contract is first audited against a test suite on Hardhat / Foundry, then deployed to a public testnet (Amoy for Polygon, devnet for Solana) with client-facing end-to-end tests, then promoted to mainnet with a written deployment checklist. The client always signs the mainnet deployment transaction — nobody else touches those keys.

Do you audit contracts written by other developers?+

Yes, as a defined-scope engagement. A code review + threat model + written report typically takes 5–10 business days depending on the surface area. This is separate from writing the contract myself — the audit engagement is priced and delivered as a standalone.

Will you build a memecoin / rug / anonymous project?+

No. Every engagement requires a legal counterparty, a stated real-world use case, and a contract with a stop mechanism. This is a permanent policy — reputation compounds, and reputation is the whole business.

Ready to start?

Send a written brief with the business problem to solve. I come back with a concrete plan against that document, in the client's language.

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