Yes. Cloud services continue to remain part of our core service offerings. Apart from deploying a well-architected cloud environment, we provide services such as Disaster Recovery & Migration, DevOps, Network Security, Analytics and more. We also offer Day 2 support and maintenance services to ensure your continued success in the Cloud.

Building your application 'Cloud Native' means to develop, design and optimize your application in a way to fully exploit cloud-native services. When applications are built natively on cloud, the main purpose is to increase scalability, cloud-service integration, ease of management and cost-effectiveness. However, cloud native architectures are vendor-sticky ("Lock-In"); any considerations for future platform migration will incur greater risks, efforts and cost.

That depends on your current requirements such as time-to-market, budget, functionality, performance, demographics and user experience. These factors will determine your approach. If speed, ease of management and limitations on budget are your top considerations, cross-platform or hybrid will be the way to go. If performance, user experience and the need for device-specific functionalities are your top considerations, native development will be the best approach.

Consideration of factors such as demand patterns of your platform services, compliance requirements, budget, team technical skillsets and capability. If performance and scalability are your top priorities, microservices is the preferred approach. However, microservice application development and onset of maintenance costs are typically 20% - 40% higher. If your platform services are for internal use or demands are rather stable, monolithic architecture is the preferred approach, but this being only one of the key considerations among others. We advice our clients to do what is necessary rather than trendy.

Yes. We offer Blockchain Core and DApps Development Services. Since Blockchain development are rather complex and expensive, you may opt to develop your DApps on available 'off-the-shelf' solutions today such as Ethereum, Tron, Solana, BNB and other publicly available Blockchains. Opt for core development services only if you intend to host your own private Blockchain or offer proprietary, custom Blockchain services (such as Blockchain-as-a-Service). A good advice is to testbed your innovative ideas on publicly available blockchain systems first to reduce cost and time-to-market.

Developing your own wallet means you are responsible for User Management (e.g. verification, KYC...etc.) User Management on a Third-Party wallet system is typically decentralized. On a decentralized wallet system, users remain anonymous and are responsible for the safekeeping of their own wallet. Alternatively, you may opt to develop your own decentralized wallet system, however a costlier approach.