Blockchain development for regulated gaming and enterprise.
A blockchain development partner designs and builds the systems that move value and prove it happened: provable fairness, custody, exchange, tokenization, smart contracts, and app-chains. aineobit builds them under the same certifications as its gaming platform, for licensed operators and for enterprises across Europe and the US.
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10
Blockchain modules and services
100%
Of rounds independently verifiable
6
Chains, 20+ digital assets
7
Markets assessed for digital assets
Ten blockchain services
Six platform modules for licensed operators and four engineering services for any client. Each one runs standalone against an existing stack or as part of the platform.
Two tracks, kept apart at the product level
One track is an audit and integrity feature that uses a chain. The other moves value and carries its own licensing regime. Keeping them separate is what lets a compliance officer sign off one without the other.
Assurance
Every marketNo player holds a token and no operator custodies an asset. The chain is a tamper-evident record and a public verification surface. It ships under your existing gaming authorisation.
- Provably fair rounds and anchored round logs
- Tamper-evident operator audit trail
- Public verifier and regulator portal
Digital assets
Per licenceCustody, conversion, token issuance, and real-world assets. Each service is off by default and enabled per brand once your authorisation covers it.
- MPC custody and treasury policy
- Conversion, settlement, and stablecoin rails
- Loyalty tokens, collectibles, and RWA issuance
Six practices that are standard on every build
Each one is written into the contract, and each one is checked in CI or at the signing step.
One certification file
The blockchain modules run under the same MGA B2B authorisation, GLI-19/33 sign-off, and ISO 27001 scope as the gaming platform.
Three audits on every contract
Three independent firms review each release. A 24-hour timelock sits in front of every privileged deploy.
MPC custody, no whole key
3-of-5 threshold signing across FIPS 140-3 Level 3 HSMs. No single holder, including us, can move funds alone.
No bridges in the player-funds path
Assets are issued natively per chain. We carry the extra engineering cost.
Compliance enforced in code
Travel Rule on every transfer, ERC-3643 transfer gates, and market gating by licence, all checked before a signature is requested.
Named chains, named regulators
Every page says which chain it uses and which regime applies. Nothing is described as multi-chain or compliant in general.
What we deploy to, and what we comply with
Six public chains is a short list on purpose. Each carries its own finality, cost, and regulatory consequences, so every page names the chain it uses.
Chains
- Public settlement and custody
- Ethereum mainnet, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Solana, Avalanche
- Rollup stacks
- OP Stack, Arbitrum Orbit, zkSync
- App-chain frameworks
- Avalanche subnets, Cosmos SDK, Polkadot
- Permissioned networks
- Hyperledger Besu, Quorum
Standards and regulation
- Token standards
- ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-1400, ERC-3643, ERC-4337
- Digital-asset regulation
- MiCA, EU Transfer of Funds Regulation (Travel Rule), FATF guidance
- Gaming regulators and test labs
- MGA, DGOJ, ONJN, AGCO, NJ DGE, MGCB, Curaçao GCB, GLI-19, GLI-33
- Security
- ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, FIPS 140-3 Level 3 HSMs
Six steps from scope to production
Most blockchain work fails at scoping. The first two steps exist to catch that before any code is written.
01
Discovery
Your licence footprint or issuance plan, the asset, and the markets. Output: a written scope.
02
Jurisdiction and classification
Which regime applies in each market, and which track each module falls under.
03
Architecture
Chain choice, custody policy, contract specification, and threat model, signed off with your counsel.
04
Build and audit
Contracts, custody, and integration built by one delivery pod. Three independent audits per release.
05
Testnet and certification
The exact production bytecode on a public testnet, plus the evidence pack for your regulator.
06
Deploy and operate
Timelocked deploy, runtime monitoring, and a named pod with a 15-minute P1 response.
What is switched on where
The assurance track runs in every market on this list. The digital-asset track does not. A market missing from the table has not been cleared yet.
| Market | Assurance | Custody & exchange | Tokens & RWA | Gating instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MaltaMGA | Live today | With the relevant authorisation | With the relevant authorisation | MiCA Title II / V |
| SpainDGOJ | Live today | With the relevant authorisation | Not offered | MiCA + DGOJ payment rules |
| RomaniaONJN | Live today | With the relevant authorisation | Not offered | MiCA |
| OntarioAGCO | Live today | Not offered | Not offered | AGCO registrar standards |
| New JerseyDGE | Live today | Not offered | Not offered | NJ DGE payment methods |
| MichiganMGCB | Live today | Not offered | Not offered | MGCB internal controls |
| CuraçaoGCB | Live today | Live today | Live today | GCB LOK framework |
Availability is confirmed per brand against your own licence before anything is enabled. Where a market permits a service in principle but your authorisation does not yet cover it, the module stays off until it does.
Three ways to start
If you do not yet know which of these you need, start with the advisory engagement. It is the cheapest way to find out you need less than you thought.
Advisory
Direction before code
Jurisdiction analysis, token classification, custody policy design, and architecture sign-off, delivered as a written assessment your counsel and your board can act on.
Talk to a consultantPre-built
Modules, configured to your licence
The ten modules above, scoped to your market footprint and wired into your existing stack. The certification and audit work is already done.
Request a demoTailored
Built around your operating model
A dedicated app-chain, a bespoke token design, or a custody policy your treasury committee wrote. Senior architects scope it; one delivery pod builds it to production.
Scope an engagementHow engagements are priced
- Advisory is fixed-scope and fixed-fee, delivered as a written assessment.
- Pre-built modules are licensed per brand and per market, on the same commercial terms as the gaming platform.
- Tailored builds run on a delivery pod retainer. Cost is driven by the number of chains, the custody policy, the audit count, and the jurisdictions in scope.
- We take no token positions and no revenue share on a sale.
Where this work lands
Gaming is where we started and remains most of the book. These sectors need the same infrastructure: permissioned transfers, verifiable records, and custody under policy.
Gaming & betting
Provable fairness, digital-asset rails and loyalty tokens for licensed operators.
Financial services
Tokenized funds, settlement infrastructure and permissioned issuance for regulated institutions.
Real estate & funds
Fractional ownership, investor registries and distribution mechanics for asset managers.
Payments & fintech
Stablecoin rails, custody and cross-border settlement for licensed payment firms.
Loyalty & retail
Points that move between brands, membership passes and provenance for consumer businesses.
Commodities & energy
Registry, certification and trading infrastructure for physical assets and credits.
The blockchain work we turn down
These are standing positions. They are what let this work sit alongside a regulated gaming business.
We do not raise money for anyone
We design token economies and build the launch infrastructure. The client is the issuer, holds any authorisation, and runs the distribution. We do not market a sale, solicit investors, or take a position in what we build.
No yield, staking, or lending products
Returns-bearing products carry a different regulatory regime. We keep them away from an operator's gaming file and an issuer's prospectus.
No bridging of player funds
Bridges are where this industry loses money, and the failure mode is total. We issue natively per chain and absorb the extra engineering cost.
No custody without your authorisation
We supply the signing infrastructure. You hold the key shards and the licence that permits the service. That is a cryptographic guarantee.
What clients ask before the first call
Not for the assurance track. Provably fair rounds, anchored logs, and the admin trail involve no digital asset, so they run under your gaming authorisation. Custody, conversion, token issuance, and RWA each need the relevant authorisation in that market, and stay off until you hold it.
Find out what is available in your market
A 45-minute session with a solutions architect and a compliance lead: your licence footprint or your issuance plan, which of the ten modules that permits today, and what the first ninety days look like.