This project was a multi-chain NFT platform that included marketplace features, wallet connectivity, and additional asset utility features beyond basic minting and trading. The main work involved connecting smart contracts, backend services, and user flows across multiple blockchain networks.

The platform needed to support multiple chains and a wide range of NFT interactions in one product. Features like minting, trading, auctions, staking, lending, and wallet connectivity added complexity across both smart contracts and backend systems. Multi-chain support also required careful handling of asset state, transaction flow, and platform operations.

We built the platform as a full-stack Web3 system with Solidity smart contracts, a React frontend, and a NestJS backend. The architecture was designed to support marketplace activity, wallet interactions, and expandable NFT utility features across multiple blockchain environments.

  • NFT minting and metadata management
  • Marketplace flows for buying, selling, and listings
  • Auction features with bidding and settlement logic
  • Curated collections and featured drops
  • Staking and lending-related NFT utility features
  • Fractional and participation-based asset structures
  • Multi-chain support
  • Wallet creation and wallet connection flows
  • Compatibility with common Web3 wallet providers
  • Community and social features
  • Admin dashboard for asset and platform operations
  • Real-time activity and analytics views
  • Built a Web3 platform that went beyond standard NFT marketplace features
  • Enabled multi-chain asset flows through coordinated smart contract and backend architecture
  • Created a foundation for expanding NFT utility features over time
  • Made advanced asset interactions easier to use through clearer frontend flows

Technologies

SolidityTypeScriptReact.jsNestJSNode.jsPostgreSQLRedisEthereumPolygonAvalancheSolanaWeb3.jsEthers.jsIPFSHardhatDockerAWS

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