Author: Damanpreet Kaur

Solutions1313 has delivered 73 blockchain projects. The most common question in the first call is always – how much does blockchain development cost in India. The most common mistake after that call is choosing the cheapest quote without asking the follow-up question: does this quote include a security audit? A smart contract development quote without an audit is not a blockchain development quote — it is a liability waiting to be deployed. Here are real costs from our actual project history, with the full picture of what each number includes. 📍 6 Offices: Mohali HQ + 5 India Branches +…

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DeFi vs CeFi: The Difference Explained The difference between DeFi vs CeFi matters practically for Indian crypto users and businesses. CoinDCX and WazirX are CeFi — they hold your funds, verify your identity, and can freeze your account. Uniswap and Aave are DeFi — your funds stay in your wallet, no identity verification, no one can freeze anything. Both models have legitimate uses. The CeFi model is familiar and has account recovery. The DeFi model is trustless and non-custodial. Understanding which one to build on — or use — depends on your specific requirements, not ideology. 📍 6 Offices: Mohali…

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In 2024, Solutions1313’s audit team found smart contracts vulnerability that would have let an attacker drain INR 23 crore from a DeFi protocol before the team noticed anything was wrong. The contract had passed every test the development team wrote. Two senior developers had reviewed it internally. It compiled without warnings. The vulnerability was a precision loss in a reward calculation function that only appeared under specific market conditions — conditions that automated tests did not simulate. This is what smart contract development actually looks like when done at the standard required for real money. 📍 6 Offices: Mohali HQ…

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There are approximately 4,000 Indian blockchain companies competing for your attention online. Most of them explain blockchain technology using the same analogy — a shared ledger nobody controls. That analogy is technically accurate and practically useless. This guide explains blockchain in terms of what it actually changes for Indian businesses: the cost of trust. Trust in Indian commercial relationships costs money — lawyers to draft contracts, courts to enforce them, banks to hold escrow, auditors to verify records. Blockchain reduces this cost by replacing trust in intermediaries with trust in mathematics. 📍 6 Offices: Mohali HQ + 5 India Branches…

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