Arbitrum at Shivacha
Ethereum optimistic rollup with deep DeFi liquidity and EVM equivalence.
Overview
Arbitrum is a leading Ethereum Layer 2 with EVM equivalence and strong DeFi activity. We deploy protocols and applications on Arbitrum for lower fees while inheriting Ethereum security, and support Orbit-based chains for teams needing their own L2/L3.
Why we use it
- EVM equivalence
- Lower fees than L1
- Deep DeFi liquidity
- Custom chain framework
How we use it
Arbitrum in our engineering work
DeFi deployments
Protocols with lower user costs.
Custom chains
Application-specific L2/L3s.
Trading
Perpetuals and derivatives.
Services
Services that use Arbitrum
Layer 2 Development
Layer 2 scaling solutions on Ethereum — rollup deployment, sequencers, bridges, fee economics and ecosystem tooling.
Learn moreDeFi Development
DeFi application and protocol development — lending, trading, staking and yield — with risk engineering at the core.
Learn moreBlockchain Development
End-to-end blockchain development — architecture, smart contracts, nodes, indexers, wallets and the application layer, built for production.
Learn moreGas Optimization
Reduce transaction costs for users with targeted gas optimisation, batching and L2 deployment strategies.
Learn moreWeb3 Consulting
Engineering-led Web3 consulting: use-case validation, architecture, chain selection, custody models and delivery roadmaps.
Learn moreDigital Asset Strategy
Digital asset strategy for financial institutions and enterprises — opportunities, operating model, partners and technology.
Learn morePairs well with
What we combine with Arbitrum
Public and permissioned networks we build on.
Insights
Related insights
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