OpenZeppelin at Shivacha
Widely used library of audited smart contract components.
Overview
OpenZeppelin Contracts provide well-reviewed implementations of token standards, access control, upgradeability and security utilities. We build on these libraries rather than reinventing standard components.
Why we use it
- Widely reviewed components
- Standard implementations
- Upgradeability tooling
- Access control patterns
How we use it
OpenZeppelin in our engineering work
Token contracts
Standard ERC implementations.
Upgradeable systems
Proxy patterns.
Access control
Role-based permissions.
Services
Services that use OpenZeppelin
Smart Contract Development
Audit-ready smart contract development in Solidity, Vyper and Rust — specified, tested adversarially and documented.
Learn moreSmart Contract Upgradeability
Safe upgradeability for smart contracts: proxy patterns, storage safety, governance, timelocks and migration strategies.
Learn moreToken Development
Token development for utility, governance, payment, NFT and permissioned tokens — contracts, vesting, distribution and launch tooling.
Learn moreWeb3 Development
Web3 application development — dApps, wallet onboarding, smart contracts and the off-chain backend that makes them fast and usable.
Learn moreSmart Contract Architecture
Contract system architecture: modularity, permissions, storage layout, upgradeability and integration patterns.
Learn moreSmart Contract Optimization
Optimise smart contracts for gas, size and performance — without compromising security or readability.
Learn moreProducts
Products built with OpenZeppelin
Shivacha Tokenization Platform
Tokenization-as-a-service for many issuers and asset classes.
Learn moreShivacha Token Launch
Deploy, distribute and manage tokens with vesting, claims and treasury controls.
Learn moreShivacha DAO Platform
Governance, treasury and contributor tooling for decentralised organisations.
Learn morePairs well with
What we combine with OpenZeppelin
Languages, tooling and libraries for smart contracts and dApps.
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