People worldwide owned crypto in 2025, up from 659 million a year earlier.
Source: Crypto.com Market Sizing Report, 2026
Crypto Wallet App Development Company for Secure, Multi-Chain Wallets
Code Brew Labs designs, builds and launches custodial, non-custodial and MPC wallets for startups, exchanges and fintech brands. We take care of the product, the key management, the security testing and the app store release, so your team can stay focused on users and growth.
- White label launch in 3 to 6 weeks
- MPC, multisig and smart account security
- KYC/AML, Travel Rule and MiCA-ready
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Crypto wallets delivered
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Wallet and blockchain integrations
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In-house experts
13+
Years building crypto products
Trusted by 5,000+ businesses worldwide
Wallets explained
What Is a Crypto Wallet, and Why Build One?
A crypto wallet is software that creates and protects the private keys that control a person's digital assets. The coins never sit inside the app. They live on the blockchain, and the wallet proves ownership by signing transactions with the key.
Keys are created
A seed phrase (BIP-39) or distributed key shares (MPC) are generated on the device or across secure servers.
Balances are read
The app queries nodes and indexers to show tokens, NFTs and history across every supported chain.
Transactions are signed
When the user sends or swaps, the transaction is signed on the device or by key shares. The full key is never exposed.
The network confirms
The signed transaction is broadcast, validated by the network and shown in the wallet within seconds or minutes.
Crypto wallet app development turns that into a product people trust with real money: the interface, the key management behind it, the connections to blockchains and partners, and the audits and store reviews before launch.
Most users never think about keys, nodes or gas. They judge a wallet by how quickly they can send, swap and recover access. If the wallet is one part of a bigger product, our blockchain app development company team can build the exchange, token or dApp around it.
Market snapshot
Crypto Wallet Numbers Worth Knowing Before You Build
Adoption keeps growing, and so do the stakes.
Stolen from crypto services and users in 2025, with private key compromises behind the largest losses.
Source: Chainalysis, 2025
The MiCA transitional period ended. Crypto service providers in the EU now need full authorization.
Source: ESMA, 2026
Business model
Why Businesses Build Their Own Wallet
Sending users to MetaMask or Trust Wallet hands someone else your customer relationship and your fee revenue. A branded wallet keeps both, and lets you decide how custody, compliance and recovery work.
Swap fees
A small fee on in-app token swaps is usually the biggest earner. MetaMask, for example, charges around 0.875% per swap.
On-ramp revenue share
Partners such as MoonPay and Transak share part of their fee when users buy crypto by card or bank transfer.
Staking commission
Take a percentage of the rewards users earn when they stake through your wallet.
Card interchange
A crypto debit card earns a share of every purchase your users make with it.
Premium plans
Paid tiers with lower fees, advanced analytics or priority support for heavy users.
Tokenization and B2B fees
Charge issuers to distribute tokenized assets, or license your wallet to other businesses.
Our services
Crypto Wallet Development Services We Offer
From a first MVP to an institutional custody platform, our crypto wallet development services cover the whole build: product strategy, UX, key management, blockchain integration, security testing and launch. Pick one service or combine several.
Custom Crypto Wallet App Development
A custom wallet development solution shaped around your users, your chains and your revenue model. We build native iOS and Android apps, web wallets and browser extensions from the ground up, with the custody model, features and admin tools your business needs. It is the right path when the wallet is the product rather than an add-on.
- Native iOS and AndroidSwift, Kotlin or Flutter apps with biometric login.
- Web app and extensionBrowser wallet and dashboard from one codebase.
- Custody model of your choiceNon-custodial, custodial, MPC or a hybrid.
- Full code ownershipSource code and IP transfer on delivery.
White Label Crypto Wallet Development
Start from our production-tested wallet core, then add your brand, pick your chains and switch on the features you want. White label crypto wallet development cuts launch time to weeks, and a source code option means you can keep extending the product later without being tied to a vendor.
- Live in 3 to 6 weeksProven modules, configured instead of written from scratch.
- Your brand, your chainsChoose networks, tokens, theme and copy.
- Swaps, on-ramp and admin panelSwitch on the features you need from day one.
- Source code optionExtend later without vendor lock-in.
MPC Wallet Development
Multi-party computation splits signing power into key shares held by the user's device, your server and a backup. No single party ever holds the full key. For mainstream users that removes the seed phrase problem, and for institutions it adds approval flows, spending policies and key rotation.
- Threshold signaturesKey shares sign together without rebuilding the key.
- Policy engineApproval flows, limits and allowlists per role.
- No seed phraseRecovery through resharing, not a paper backup.
- Key rotationScheduled rotation without moving funds.
Smart Contract Wallets and Account Abstraction
Smart accounts built on ERC-4337 and EIP-7702 let users pay gas in stablecoins, recover access through trusted contacts, batch several actions into one tap and set daily spending limits. We write the contracts, set up the bundler and paymaster, and design app flows that make all of it feel simple.
- ERC-4337 and EIP-7702Smart accounts across EVM chains.
- Gasless transactionsSponsor gas or let users pay fees in stablecoins.
- Social recoveryTrusted contacts and devices restore access.
- Spending limitsDaily caps and batched actions in one tap.
Multi-Chain and DeFi Wallets
One wallet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Layer 2 networks and more, with swaps, staking, liquidity positions and a dApp browser through WalletConnect. We handle the differences between chains behind the scenes, so users see one balance and one clean flow.
- 20+ networksBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Layer 2s and more.
- Swaps and stakingBest-price routing and reward tracking.
- WalletConnect and dApp browserConnect safely to thousands of Web3 apps.
- One portfolio viewA single balance across every supported chain.
NFT Wallet Development
Galleries that render images, video and 3D assets, with collection data, floor prices, transfers and marketplace connections. A good fit for gaming studios, creator platforms and brands running digital collectibles or loyalty programs.
- ERC-721 and ERC-1155Standards for collectibles and game items.
- Rich media galleriesImages, video and 3D previews.
- Collection dataFloor prices, traits and ownership history.
- Marketplace linksList and transfer without leaving the app.
RWA and Asset Tokenization Wallets
Wallets for tokenized real estate, funds, bonds and commodities, with investor onboarding, whitelisting, transfer restrictions and income distributions. Asset tokenization only works if compliance is checked at the wallet level, so we build those checks into every transfer.
- Investor whitelistingOnly verified wallets can hold or receive tokens.
- ERC-3643 transfer rulesCompliance checked on every transfer.
- Income distributionsPayouts to holders in a single flow.
- Investor onboardingKYC and accreditation checks built in.
Payment and Merchant Wallets
Let customers pay in crypto and stablecoins, and let merchants settle in the currency they prefer. We connect wallets to invoicing, QR checkout and a crypto payment gateway, with instant conversion and clear settlement reports.
- Stablecoin paymentsAccept and settle USDC, USDT and more.
- QR checkout and invoicingMerchant-ready payment flows.
- Auto conversionSettle in the currency merchants prefer.
- Settlement reportsClear records for finance teams.
Wallet-as-a-Service and Embedded Wallet SDKs
Put a wallet inside an app you already run, without asking users to download anything new. We build embedded wallets with email or social login, plus SDKs and APIs that let your partners create wallets for their own customers.
- SDK and APIiOS, Android and web SDKs for your product team.
- Email and social loginNo seed phrase for new users.
- White-labeled for partnersPartners create wallets for their own customers.
- Embedded in your appNo separate download required.
Wallet Audit, Upgrade and Migration
Already running a wallet? We review the code and key management, close security gaps, add chains and features, and move users to a new setup such as MPC without losing funds or transaction history.
- Code and key reviewKey management and contract audit with a fix list.
- New chains and featuresExtend a live wallet safely.
- Safe migrationMove users to MPC with no loss of funds or history.
- Security gap fixesA prioritised remediation plan.
See a Working Crypto Wallet Before You Commit
Open our self-custody wallet demo, create a wallet, switch networks and try a swap. It takes about two minutes and shows what your users could have on day one.
- Create a wallet in seconds
- Switch networks
- Try a swap
Who we build for
Who We Build Crypto Wallets For
Every industry brings its own mix of users, risks and rules. Here is the setup we usually recommend as a starting point for each one.
Fintech startups
Launch quickly with a white label or MVP wallet, prove demand, then grow the feature set with real user data.
- Non-custodial or MPC custody
- 3 to 5 chains with a built-in on-ramp
Crypto exchanges
Give traders a wallet that moves funds to and from the exchange in one tap, with withdrawal controls that protect reserves.
- Custodial hot and cold wallets
- Withdrawal policies and limits
Neobanks and banks
Offer crypto next to fiat accounts without breaking the banking experience customers already know.
- Custodial or MPC, KYC tied to the bank profile
- Card spending from crypto balances
Gaming and NFT platforms
Hide the blockchain from players with embedded wallets, gasless actions and in-game asset galleries.
- Smart accounts with social login
- Sponsored gas for first-time players
Payment companies
Accept, convert and settle crypto and stablecoin payments for merchants in many countries.
- Merchant wallets and stablecoin rails
- Automatic conversion at settlement
Enterprises and treasury
Control company funds with approval flows, role-based access and a full audit trail.
- MPC or multisig with a policy engine
- Role-based access and audit logs
Real estate and tokenized assets
Hold and trade fractional property or fund tokens with investor checks built into every transfer.
- Permissioned wallets with whitelisting
- Income distributions to holders
Not on the list?
Remittance, loyalty, charity or a DAO community? Tell us what you are working on and we will suggest the right setup.
Talk to an ExpertWallet types
Types of Cryptocurrency Wallets We Build
Cryptocurrency wallets differ in three ways: who controls the keys, where the wallet runs and whether it stays online. Most products combine one option from each group.
Custodial wallets
Your platform holds the keys and manages recovery. Users get a familiar login and a password reset when they need it.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Exchanges
- Neobanks
- Regulated services
Non-custodial wallets
Users hold their own keys through a seed phrase or a key stored on their device. Nobody else can move their funds.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- DeFi users
- Web3 apps
- Self-custody brands
MPC wallets
The key is split into shares across devices and servers. Shares sign together, and the full key never exists in one place.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Mainstream apps
- Institutions
- Treasury
Multisig wallets
Funds move only after several approvals, for example 2 of 3 signers, enforced by a smart contract or script.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- DAOs
- Company treasuries
- Shared funds
Smart account wallets
Programmable accounts (ERC-4337 or EIP-7702) with gas sponsorship, spending rules and social recovery.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Consumer apps
- Games
- First-time users
Mobile wallets
Native iOS and Android apps with biometrics, push alerts and keys protected by the phone's secure hardware.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Consumer brands
- Most use cases
Web wallets
Browser-based access with nothing to install, usually paired with MPC or passkeys for security.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Platforms
- Dashboards
- B2B
Browser extension wallets
Chrome, Brave, Edge and Firefox extensions that connect to dApps with one click.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- DeFi and NFT users
Desktop wallets
Windows, macOS and Linux apps for power users, traders and larger balances.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Traders
- Treasury teams
Telegram Mini App wallets
Wallets that live inside Telegram, built on TON or other chains, so users never leave the chat.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Communities
- Games
- Viral growth
Hardware wallet integration
Support for Ledger and Trezor devices so users can approve transactions with hardware they already trust.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- High-value holders
Hot wallets
Connected to the internet for fast, everyday use. Keep working balances here, not reserves.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Daily payments
- Trading
- Swaps
Cold wallets
Keys are generated and kept offline, and used only to move reserves or long-term holdings.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Reserves
- Long-term storage
Hybrid setups
Hot wallets for daily flow, cold storage for reserves, with automatic sweeps and limits between them.
Best for
Discuss this wallet
- Exchanges and custodians
Side by side
Compare Wallet Models Side by Side
Three decisions shape cost, compliance and user experience more than any single feature. These are the trade-offs we walk every client through before a line of code is written.
| What matters | Custodial walletYour platform holds the keys | Non-custodial walletThe user holds the keys |
|---|---|---|
| Who holds the keys | Your platform | The user |
| Account recovery | Email, ID check or support reset | Seed phrase, social recovery or MPC backup |
| Onboarding | Familiar sign-up with KYC | Wallet ready in seconds, KYC optional |
| Licensing load | High. Usually needs a license (CASP, MSB, VARA) | Lower. Often outside custody rules |
| Your liability | You are responsible for user funds | Users are responsible for their keys |
| Build cost | Higher: custody infrastructure and compliance | Lower to moderate |
| Best for | Exchanges, neobanks, regulated apps | DeFi, Web3 apps, self-custody brands |
| What matters | MPC walletKey shares sign together · Most flexible | Multisig walletSeveral keys approve on-chain | Smart accountProgrammable contract account |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it works | Key shares sign together off-chain | Several keys approve on-chain | Programmable contract account |
| Chain support | Almost any chain | Depends on the chain | Mainly EVM chains |
| On-chain footprint | Looks like a normal transaction | Visible approvals, higher fees | Contract calls through a bundler |
| Recovery | Reshare or rotate key shares | Replace a signer | Guardians and social recovery |
| Gas and fees | Standard network fees | Higher per transaction | Can be sponsored or paid in tokens |
| Best for | Mainstream apps, institutions | DAOs, treasuries | Consumer onboarding, games |
| What matters | Custom buildOwn the product end to end | White labelBranded wallet on a tested core · Fastest launch | Wallet-as-a-ServiceEmbed a provider's wallet via API |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to launch | 2 to 12 months | 3 to 6 weeks | Days to weeks |
| Upfront cost | $30k to $400k+ | $15k to $40k | Low setup, then monthly fees |
| Code ownership | Full | Source code option | Provider keeps it |
| Flexibility | No limits | High, within the core | Limited to the API |
| Compliance effort | Designed for your markets | Pre-built flows you adapt | Partly handled by the provider |
| Best for | Wallet as the core product | Fast market entry | Adding a wallet to an existing app |
Features
Crypto Wallet App Development Features Users Actually Use
Features decide whether people open your wallet once or every day. We group them into what every wallet needs, what sets yours apart and what your team needs to run it.
Multi-currency balances
Coins, tokens and stablecoins across chains in one portfolio view.
Send and receive with QR
Scan, paste or pick a contact, with address checks before anything is sent.
In-app swaps
Best-price routing through DEX aggregators without leaving the wallet.
Buy and sell with fiat
Cards, bank transfers and local methods through on-ramp and off-ramp partners.
Portfolio and price charts
Live prices, profit and loss tracking, and price alerts.
Transaction history
Searchable, filterable records with export for tax reporting.
Push notifications
Instant alerts for incoming funds, confirmations and security events.
Address book
Saved contacts and ENS or domain names, so nobody copies a long address by hand.
Staking and yield
Stake supported assets and track rewards without leaving the app.
Gasless transactions
Sponsor gas or let users pay fees in USDC through a paymaster.
Social recovery
Restore access through trusted contacts or devices instead of a paper phrase.
Passkey login
Face ID or fingerprint sign-in backed by WebAuthn, with no password to leak.
dApp browser and WalletConnect
Connect safely to thousands of Web3 apps from inside the wallet.
Crypto card
Spend balances anywhere cards are accepted through an issuing partner.
AI fraud alerts
Flag risky addresses, unusual amounts and phishing contracts before the user signs.
Transaction preview
Simulate each transaction and show exactly what leaves and enters the wallet.
Admin dashboard
Users, balances, transactions and system health in one place.
KYC and AML console
Review documents, screening results and flagged transfers.
Fee and limit settings
Set swap fees, withdrawal fees and limits per asset or user tier.
Role-based access
Separate permissions for support, compliance, finance and engineering.
Analytics
Retention, volume, conversion and revenue reports your team can act on.
Compliance reporting
Travel Rule data, suspicious activity reports and complete audit logs.
Support tools
Ticketing, user lookups and safe account actions for your support team.
Campaigns and rewards
Referral bonuses, cashback and in-app announcements to grow active users.
Security and key management
Security Built Around Your Users' Keys
Chainalysis found that private key compromises were behind the largest share of stolen crypto in 2025. So we start with how keys are created, stored and used, then work outward to the app and the servers. No honest team can promise a wallet that can never be attacked. We build one that makes attacks expensive, visible and contained.
Book a Security CallDevice
- Keys protected by Secure Enclave on iOS and Android Keystore or StrongBox
- Biometric and passkey authentication
- Jailbreak, root and tamper detection
- Screenshot and clipboard protection on sensitive screens
Keys
- MPC threshold signatures or HD wallets (BIP-32, BIP-39, BIP-44)
- Server key shares held in HSMs such as AWS CloudHSM
- Encrypted backups and scheduled key share rotation
- No complete private key stored on any server
Transactions
- Transaction simulation before every signature
- Human-readable signing requests (EIP-712)
- Address allowlists, velocity checks and spending limits
- Phishing domain and malicious contract detection
Infrastructure
- AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit
- WAF, DDoS protection and rate limiting
- Hot and cold wallet separation with automated sweeps
- 24/7 monitoring, alerting and incident playbooks
Problems solved
Wallet Development Challenges and How We Solve Them
These are the problems that sink wallet projects most often. Each one has a known fix if you plan for it early.
The problem
Users lose their keys, then their funds
Seed phrases get lost, photographed or phished. Support cannot help, and the user blames your brand.
Our fix
MPC or social recovery, so a lost phone is an inconvenience rather than a disaster. Users who prefer seed phrases get backup checks and reminders.
Talk to an expertThe problem
Security that slows everyone down
Every extra check adds friction, and friction quietly kills conversion.
Our fix
Risk-based security. Small everyday actions stay fast, while new devices, large amounts and unknown addresses trigger extra checks.
Talk to an expertThe problem
Gas fees confuse new users
Asking someone to buy ETH before they can move their USDC loses them on day one.
Our fix
Paymasters and gas abstraction let users pay fees in the token they already hold, or let you sponsor fees during onboarding.
Talk to an expertThe problem
Every chain works differently
Bitcoin UTXOs, EVM accounts, Solana programs and TON messages each need their own logic, nodes and edge cases.
Our fix
A chain adapter layer behind one internal API. Adding a network becomes a configuration job, not a rewrite.
Talk to an expertThe problem
Regulations keep moving
MiCA, Travel Rule updates and new stablecoin laws can change requirements halfway through a project.
Our fix
Compliance runs as separate services, so KYC providers, screening rules and reports can change without touching the wallet core.
Talk to an expertThe problem
App store rejections delay launch
Apple and Google review crypto apps closely, and one rejection can cost weeks.
Our fix
We design around store guidelines from the first sprint and prepare the licensing documents reviewers ask for, based on crypto and fintech apps we have already shipped.
Talk to an expertCrypto Wallet Projects We Have Shipped
A few of the wallet and blockchain products our team has taken from idea to live users.
Wallet for fintechA secure multi-chain crypto wallet for a growing fintech
The client needed a wallet its users could trust from the first transaction. We built a multi-chain crypto wallet with institutional-grade security protocols and smart contract integration, ready to handle real payment volume from launch.
20+Cryptocurrencies supported
$100K+Daily transaction volume
Code Brew productA self-custody wallet that doubles as your white label base
Our own self-custody wallet supports any coin or token on its integrated chains, with DeFi access, fiat-to-crypto purchases, cross-chain transactions and real-time portfolio tracking. Brands use it as the starting point for a white label launch.
Multi-chainCross-chain transactions built in
LiveDemo you can try today
Blockchain for real estate, DubaiAn immersive property platform for Dubai's real estate market
We combined AR/VR with blockchain integration to create an immersive experience for Dubai's premier real estate market, laying the groundwork for tokenized property ownership and wallet-based transactions.
1,000+Virtual properties listed
45%Increase in property views
Compliance by region
Compliance and Regulations by Region
The rules depend on where your users are and whether you hold their funds. We build the compliance features each market expects and work alongside your legal counsel on licensing.
European Union
MiCA is now fully in force. If you hold user funds or run exchange services, you need authorization from a national regulator, and Travel Rule data must travel with every transfer.
ESMA / MiCA
- MiCA authorization for CASPsRequired for custody, exchange and transfer services. The transitional period ended on 1 July 2026.
- Transfer of Funds RegulationTravel Rule data on every transfer, with no minimum amount.
- DORAOperational resilience and ICT risk controls.
- GDPRPersonal data handling, consent and erasure requests.
United States
The US has no single crypto license. Custody or exchange activity usually triggers FinCEN registration plus state licenses, while pure self-custody software often sits outside them.
FinCEN
- FinCEN MSB registration and BSA/AML programCustomer identification, transaction monitoring and reporting.
- State money transmitter licensesSuch as the New York BitLicense, planned state by state.
- GENIUS ActRequirements for payment stablecoins.
- OFAC sanctions screeningUsers and addresses checked at onboarding and on transfers.
United Arab Emirates
Dubai and Abu Dhabi run dedicated virtual asset regimes. The right license depends on which emirate you operate from and which services you offer.
VARA
ADGM
CBUAE
- VARA licensingVirtual asset services in Dubai.
- ADGM FSRA frameworkRules for virtual asset activity in Abu Dhabi.
- UAE Central Bank rulesRequirements for payment tokens.
Singapore
Singapore licenses digital payment token services under the Payment Services Act and enforces strict AML and Travel Rule notices.
MAS
- Payment Services Act licensingFor digital payment token services.
- MAS AML/CFT noticesIncluding Travel Rule obligations.
United Kingdom
UK crypto businesses register with the FCA under the Money Laundering Regulations, and every crypto promotion has to follow the financial promotion rules.
FCA
- FCA cryptoasset registrationUnder the Money Laundering Regulations.
- Financial promotion rulesRequirements for crypto marketing.
India
Virtual digital asset service providers register with FIU-IND and follow PMLA reporting and record-keeping duties.
- FIU-IND
- FIU-IND registrationFor virtual digital asset service providers.
- PMLA reporting and record-keepingOngoing obligations for registered entities.
What usually applies to each wallet model
| Obligation | Custodial wallet | Non-custodial wallet |
|---|---|---|
| License or registration | Usually required | Often not required for pure self-custody software |
| KYC and AML | Required | Needed once you add on-ramps or custodial features |
| Travel Rule | Required on transfers you process | Not directly, unless you run custodial or exchange services |
| Sanctions screening | Required | Strongly recommended |
| Global standards | FATF R.16, SOC 2, ISO 27001, CCSS | OWASP MASVS, CCSS for key handling |
Pricing
How Much Does Crypto Wallet App Development Cost?
Most projects fall between $15,000 and $400,000 or more. The custody model, number of chains, security audits and compliance scope drive most of the difference. Budget another 15 to 20% of the build cost each year for maintenance.
White label wallet
For teams that want to be live in weeks on a proven wallet core.
$15k to $40k
Get an Estimate
- Branded wallet on our tested core
- Swaps and fiat on-ramp
- Admin panel
- Source code option
Custom MVP wallet
For funded startups whose wallet is the core of the product.
$30k to $60k
Get an Estimate
- Native iOS and Android apps
- Core wallet features
- Admin panel
- App Store and Play Store release
Multi-chain wallet
For products adding staking, dApps and cross-chain movement.
$60k to $150k
Get an Estimate
- 10+ chains
- Staking and yield
- dApp browser and WalletConnect
- Cross-chain swaps
Enterprise platform
For exchanges, fintechs and institutions holding user funds.
From $150k
Get an Estimate
- MPC custody and policy engine
- Compliance modules
- KYC/AML and Travel Rule
- High-availability infrastructure
Fixed scope, fixed price
Get a Detailed Estimate
Wallet Launch Package from $30,000
10 to 12 weeks. iOS and Android apps, 3 chains of your choice, send, receive, swap and buy, fiat on-ramp, admin panel, security testing, store release and 30 days of post-launch support.
What moves the price
- Custody modelCustodial, non-custodial or MPC changes the architecture and the compliance load.
- Chains and token standardsEvery extra network adds nodes, adapters and test cases.
- PlatformsiOS, Android, web and browser extension each add build and QA scope.
- Security auditsPenetration tests and smart contract reviews add time and budget.
- Compliance scopeKYC/AML, Travel Rule and target markets shape the modules you need.
- Partner integrationsOn-ramps, swap aggregators and card issuers each need their own integration.
How we work
Our Cryptocurrency Wallet Development Process
A clear process keeps budgets predictable and surprises small. Here is how a typical build runs, with the time each step usually takes.
Discovery and compliance scoping
1 to 2 weeksWorkshops on users, markets, custody model and revenue. We map the rules that apply and turn it all into a scoped backlog and estimate.
Scoped backlogCompliance mapUX design and wallet architecture
2 to 3 weeksWireframes, a clickable prototype and the technical plan: chains, nodes, services and integrations.
Clickable prototypeTechnical architectureKey management and security design
1 to 2 weeksSeed, MPC or smart account, threat modeling, recovery flows and access policies.
Threat modelRecovery flowsAgile development sprints
6 to 16 weeksTwo-week sprints with a demo at the end of each. Mobile, web, backend and smart contracts are built in parallel.
Demo every two weeksWorking buildsQA, security testing and audit
2 to 4 weeksFunctional, device and load testing, plus penetration testing and smart contract review.
Test reportsPen test resultsLaunch and store approval
1 to 2 weeksProduction deployment, App Store and Play Store submission, monitoring and a staged rollout.
Live appsStaged rolloutSupport and growth
OngoingSLA-backed support, new chains, new features and security updates as the market moves.
SLA supportQuarterly roadmap reviews
Free estimate
Know Your Budget Before You Write a Line of Code
Share your idea and get a feature-level estimate, a suggested architecture and a realistic timeline. It is free, and we sign an NDA first if you need one.
- Feature-level estimate
- Suggested architecture
- Realistic timeline
Engagement models
Hire Crypto Wallet Developers on Your Terms
Pick the model that fits your scope and how involved you want to be. You can switch models as the project grows.
Fixed price
Scope, price and timeline are agreed up front. Changes go through a simple change request, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
- Billing by milestone
- Predictable budget
- Change requests handled openly
Time and material
Pay for the hours worked, with weekly reports and full control over what the team builds next.
- Monthly billing
- Weekly progress reports
- You set the priorities
Dedicated team
Crypto wallet developers, QA engineers and a project manager working only on your product, managed by you or by us.
- Monthly billing per team
- Scale the team up or down
- Managed by you or by us
Hybrid
Start with a fixed-price first release, then move to a dedicated team for new features once you have users.
- Milestones, then monthly billing
- Fixed price for release one
- Dedicated team afterwards
Technology and integrations
Blockchain Wallet Development Stack: Chains, Tools and Integrations
Blockchain wallet development touches a lot of moving parts. These are the networks, tools and partners we work with most, and we add others whenever a project calls for them.
Blockchains and Layer 2 Networks
Bitcoin, EVM chains, Solana and more behind one internal API, with new networks added as configuration.
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Solana
BNB Chain
Polygon
Tron
TON
Avalanche
Arbitrum
Optimism
Base
zkSync
Starknet
Cardano
Polkadot
XRP Ledger
Stellar
Hedera
Aptos
Sui
NEAR
Cosmos
Lightning Network
Token Standards
Fungible, non-fungible and permissioned token formats across the chains we support.
- ERC-20
- ERC-721
- ERC-1155
- ERC-3643
- ERC-4337
- EIP-7702
- BEP-20
- SPL
- TRC-20
- BRC-20
- TON Jettons
Smart Contracts and Wallet Libraries
Languages, frameworks and client libraries used to write, test and connect wallet logic.
Solidity
Rust (Solana)
Move (Aptos, Sui)
Hardhat
Foundry
OpenZeppelin
ethers.js
viem
web3.js
bitcoinjs-lib- Solana web3.js
WalletConnect
Mobile, Web and Extensions
Native and cross-platform toolkits for iOS, Android, web wallets and browser extensions.
Swift
Kotlin
Flutter
React Native- React
Next.js
TypeScript
Backend, Cloud and Security
Services, cloud and key infrastructure that sign, store and monitor safely.
Node.js
Go- Rust
Python
AWSKMS, CloudHSM
Google Cloud
Docker
Kubernetes
Terraform
HashiCorp Vault
Fiat On-Ramp and Off-Ramp
Let users buy and sell crypto with cards, bank transfers and local payment methods.
MoonPay
Transak
Ramp Network
Banxa
KYC, AML and Travel Rule
Identity checks, wallet screening and Travel Rule messaging for regulated wallets.
Sumsub
Onfido
Jumio
Chainalysis
TRM Labs
Elliptic
Notabene
Swap Aggregators and Price Feeds
Best-price routing across DEXs and bridges, plus reliable price and market data.
1inch
0x
Jupiter
LI.FI
Chainlink
Pyth
CoinGecko API
Nodes, Custody and Connectivity
Node providers, institutional custody and wallet connection standards.
Alchemy
Infura
QuickNode
Fireblocks
BitGo- WalletConnect
Card Issuers and Local Payment Rails
Crypto cards with issuing partners, plus the local rails and wallets users already trust.
Marqeta
Baanx
Rain
Visa
Mastercard
SEPAEurope
ACHUnited States
Faster PaymentsUnited Kingdom- UPIIndia, via licensed partners
PIXBrazil
Apple Pay
Google Pay
Why Code Brew Labs
Why Choose Us as Your Cryptocurrency Wallet Development Company
You are trusting a partner with your users' money and your brand. Here is what you get when that partner is us: a team that has shipped over 100 wallets and stays with you after launch.
Talk to a Wallet ArchitectAn in-house wallet team
Blockchain engineers, designers and QA specialists on our own payroll. The people you meet on the first call build your product.
Security before features
Threat modeling, secure key storage and testing are part of every sprint, not a checkbox at the end.
Compliance-aware builds
KYC, AML screening, Travel Rule and reporting modules are designed in from day one, ready for your licensing process.
Smooth store approvals
We know what Apple and Google look for in crypto apps and prepare for review long before submission.
You own the code
Full source code and IP transfer on custom projects, with an NDA signed before any detailed discussion.
Support after launch
SLA-backed maintenance, monitoring and upgrades as chains, operating systems and regulations change.
What Our Clients Say
Founders stay with us for years. Here is how some of them describe working with our team.
Video review
Michelle AnneFounder, Crazy Delivery
5.0 rating
“I’ve been in business for 45 years and very seldom do I come across people like them who actually do what they say they’re going to do.”
Maximus BrownFounder and CEO, Firesonar
Video review
CarlosFounder & CEO, Kai
5.0 rating
“I think Code Brew is passionate enough about what we’re doing and really wants to help grow and support that. I think that’s why our relationship has lasted as long as it has and continues to do so.”
Neil PatwardhanFounder, Skoop
Video review
GerardinFounder, Island Boyz
5.0 rating
“We hired Code Brew about six years ago to help rebuild every aspect of an emergency app we created. The staff was friendly, courteous, and very professional. We continue to work together on several other projects.”
Donald TapperStryde Solutions
Video review
Abdulla Al SuwaidiFounder, Ananda
5.0 rating
“Codebrew Labs was an excellent partner to work with on the Safecity mobile app. The team was very attuned to our needs, worked in tandem with our team, was open to suggestions and did a quality job whilst adhering to timelines.”
ElsaMarie D’SilvaRed Dot Foundation
Video review
Scott CurryFounder, SD Tech
Recognition
Awards and Recognition
Crypto Wallet Development FAQs
Didn't find your answer?
Speak to a wallet architect. We will answer your questions about custody, licensing and budget on a free 30-minute call.
It designs, builds and launches the apps people use to store, send and manage digital assets.
That covers product strategy, UX design, key management, blockchain integration, security testing, compliance features and the app store release. A good partner also maintains the wallet after launch, adding chains and fixing security issues as the ecosystem changes.
Most projects fall between $15,000 and $400,000 or more.
White label wallets start around $15,000, custom MVPs cost $30,000 to $60,000, multi-chain DeFi wallets $60,000 to $150,000, and enterprise custodial or MPC platforms $150,000 and up. Budget another 15 to 20% of the build cost each year for maintenance.
A white label wallet can launch in 3 to 6 weeks.
A custom MVP takes 2 to 4 months, a multi-chain wallet 4 to 7 months, and an enterprise platform 6 to 12 months. Security testing and app store review add 2 to 4 weeks, and we plan for both from the start.
Choose white label if speed matters most and your needs match a standard wallet.
Choose custom if the wallet is your core product or needs features nobody else offers. Choose Wallet-as-a-Service if you only need to embed a wallet in an existing app and are comfortable with a provider's limits and monthly fees.
An MPC wallet splits the private key into shares that sign together without ever rebuilding the full key.
Multisig uses several separate keys that each approve on-chain. Both remove single points of failure. MPC works on almost any chain and looks like a normal transaction, while multisig is more transparent on-chain but costs more in fees and depends on chain support.
We support Bitcoin, Ethereum and Layer 2 networks such as Arbitrum, Optimism and Base, plus Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Tron, TON, Avalanche and more than 10 other networks.
Token support includes ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, BEP-20, SPL, TRC-20 and BRC-20. New chains can be added after launch.
We protect keys with secure device hardware, MPC or HD wallet standards and HSM-backed servers.
Transactions can be simulated before signing, risky addresses are flagged, and infrastructure is encrypted and monitored around the clock. Each release passes code review, automated scans and penetration testing before it reaches users.
It depends on custody.
If you hold user funds or run exchange services, you will usually need a license, such as MiCA CASP authorization in the EU, FinCEN MSB registration plus state licenses in the US, or a VARA license in Dubai. Pure non-custodial wallet software is often outside these rules. Always confirm with local counsel.
You do.
On custom projects we transfer full source code and intellectual property once the project is paid for, and we sign an NDA before any detailed discussion. White label projects come with a source code option, so you are not locked into us for future development.
Yes.
Our crypto wallet development services include SLA-backed support plans that cover monitoring, bug fixes, security patches, OS updates, new chains and new features. Many clients keep a small dedicated team with us after launch so they can keep shipping improvements.
