I will develop web3 dapps and smart contracts
Full Stack and Web3 Developer
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Are you looking to build a secure, modern, and trustless decentralized application (dApp) or smart contract? You are at the right place!
I am a Full-Stack and Blockchain Developer with hands-on experience in building robust Web3 applications from scratch. Recently, I developed TrustLedge, a fully functional Decentralized Escrow Platform designed to ensure secure peer-to-peer transactions using smart contracts.
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### What I Offer:
- **Smart Contract Development:** Writing, testing, and deploying secure Solidity contracts.
- **DApp Frontend Integration:** Connecting React.js frontends with Web3 wallets (Metamask).
- **Escrow & Payment Systems:** Building decentralized escrow and payment platforms.
- **Full-Stack Integration:** Node.js backend APIs and responsive UI/UX.
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### Tech Stack:
- **Blockchain:** Solidity, Web3.js / Ethers.js, Smart Contracts
- **Frontend:** React.js, Tailwind CSS
- **Backend:** Node.js, Express.js
Lets discuss your project before placing an order to get the best custom solution!
Doel:
DeFi
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Donatie/overmakingen
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Smart contracts
Programmeertaal:
JavaScript
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Solidity
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Node.js
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React
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What is included in your smart contract development?
I write, test, and deploy secure Solidity smart contracts using industry standards, ensuring they are optimized and ready for mainnet or testnet.
Can you connect my smart contract to a React frontend?
Yes! I specialize in full-stack Web3 integration, connecting React.js/Next.js frontends with Web3 wallets like MetaMask and Ethers.js/Web3.js.
Do you build custom decentralized escrow platforms like TrustLedge?
Absolutely! I can build custom secure escrow and payment platforms tailored to your specific business logic and requirements.

