The project required connecting seven third-party SDKs into one coherent application. These included Stripe, Ramp, Sardine, and Coin-flow. Each SDK had its own login model and transaction logic. This made building unified fiat-to-crypto purchasing and withdrawal flows difficult without breaking stability.
React Native does not talk directly to raw blockchain networks. Building a secure Web3 JS connection to Ethereum and Polygon required deep technical knowledge. Standard mobile development practices do not cover this. Custom bridging logic had to be built from the ground up.
We built the full application for iOS and Android from a single React Native codebase. This kept deployment fast and product behavior consistent across both platforms.
We connected seven SDKs including Stripe, Ramp, Sardine, and Coin-flow. We also connected the client's internal Blockchain SDK. Together they cover fiat-to-crypto purchasing and currency withdrawal in full.
Web3 JS was built directly into the React Native layer. This lets the application talk securely to Ethereum and Polygon networks without added middle layers.
We set up Firebase across push notifications, dynamic links, and deep-link functionality. This gave the product a dependable user retention and navigation base from day one.
We focused on code optimization and responsive UI animations across both mobile surfaces. The result is a fluid, native-quality experience built for high-stakes financial use.
7 third-party SDKs connected within a single production React Native codebase.
Full iOS and Android coverage delivered from one unified development pipeline.
Firebase-powered engagement stack live across push notifications, deep links, and dynamic navigation.
