Rust at Shivacha
Memory-safe systems language for high-performance and blockchain engineering.
Overview
Rust offers C-level performance with memory safety guarantees. We use it for matching engines, indexers, protocol clients and Solana programs, where performance and correctness are both critical.
Why we use it
- Memory safety without GC
- High performance
- Strong type system
- Solana and protocol ecosystem
How we use it
Rust in our engineering work
Solana programs
On-chain programs in Rust.
Matching engines
Low-latency order matching.
Protocol clients
Node and indexing software.
Services
Services that use Rust
Protocol Development
Blockchain protocol engineering: specification, clients, contracts, testnets and mainnet launch for new protocols.
Learn moreExchange Matching Engine
High-performance matching engines — deterministic, event-sourced, low-latency order matching for exchanges.
Learn moreSmart Contract Development
Audit-ready smart contract development in Solidity, Vyper and Rust — specified, tested adversarially and documented.
Learn moreBlockchain Development
End-to-end blockchain development — architecture, smart contracts, nodes, indexers, wallets and the application layer, built for production.
Learn moreToken Development
Token development for utility, governance, payment, NFT and permissioned tokens — contracts, vesting, distribution and launch tooling.
Learn moreIndexer Development
Purpose-built blockchain indexers — high-throughput ingestion, decoding, reorg safety and query APIs.
Learn morePairs well with
What we combine with Rust
Languages and frameworks for APIs, services and business logic.
Insights
Related insights
How much does blockchain development cost? The factors that actually drive the estimate
Blockchain budgets are driven by contract complexity, custody, audits, chains and the off-chain system around them. Here is how to scope each one before asking for a quote.
Learn moreEthereum vs Polygon: choosing where to deploy your smart contracts
Ethereum mainnet offers the deepest security and liquidity; Polygon offers lower fees and fast confirmation. The right choice depends on value at risk, users and ecosystem.
Learn moreSolana vs EVM chains: architecture, tooling and when each makes sense
Solana's parallel runtime and Rust programs differ fundamentally from the EVM's account model and Solidity. What that means for performance, talent and security.
Learn moreBuild with Rust.
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