HyperEVM development company
We build smart contracts, vaults, DEXs, bots and apps on HyperEVM, including the parts that touch HyperCore: read precompiles, CoreWriter actions and HIP-1 token linking. We have been the development team behind HyperBloom on HyperEVM since June 2025.
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Contracts that talk to the Hyperliquid order book
HyperEVM looks like any EVM chain until your contract has to read HyperCore state, send an order through CoreWriter or move a token between HyperCore and its linked ERC-20. That is where most of the edge cases are, and where most of our HyperEVM work sits.
For HyperBloom we route swaps across 12 HyperEVM DEXs in one transaction, run vaults that compound only when rewards beat gas, and expose all of it through a public swap API. Total DEX volume has passed $300M.
What we build
DEXs and aggregators
AMMs, routers and aggregators that split trades across HyperEVM pools and settle in a single transaction.
Vaults and yield
Auto-compounding and hedged vaults, including strategies that open positions on HyperCore through CoreWriter.
Tokens and launches
ERC-20s linked to HIP-1 spot tokens, lockers, vesting and staking for HyperEVM launches.
Migrations and audit prep
Porting an existing EVM protocol to HyperEVM, with the HyperCore-specific test cases auditors ask for.
Tools we use
- Solidity
- Foundry
- HyperCore read precompiles
- CoreWriter
- HIP-1 token linking
- Dual block deployments
- Rust indexers
- Keeper and harvester bots
- REST APIs
- Next.js
How long it takes
We scope work in three phases: a proof of concept in 2-6 weeks, an MVP in 6-12 weeks, and a full, audited release in 12-24 weeks. A contract that only uses standard EVM features ports to HyperEVM in days. Anything that reads HyperCore state or sends CoreWriter actions needs extra testing on testnet (chain ID 998), because those actions settle on HyperCore after the EVM transaction.
Related work we have shipped
HyperBloom
DEX aggregator that routes across 12 HyperEVM exchanges, auto-compounding vaults audited by Pashov, and a public swap API. Built by a four-person team since June 2025.
Read the case studyBlanksquare x HyperBloom
Private token transfers inside HyperBloom using zero-knowledge proofs and a TEE. Non-custodial, and users can reclaim funds if a transfer expires.
Read the case studyQuestions founders ask before hiring us
Is building on HyperEVM different from other EVM chains?
Standard Solidity, Foundry and Hardhat work as on any EVM chain, and gas is paid in HYPE. The differences are HyperCore access and block sizes. Contracts can read order book, oracle and balance data through precompiles and send actions such as orders and transfers through CoreWriter. Small blocks arrive every second with a 3M gas limit and big blocks every minute with 30M, so large deployments have to be sent as big-block transactions.
What is CoreWriter and when do we need it?
CoreWriter is a system contract that lets a HyperEVM contract send actions to HyperCore: place orders, transfer to vaults, send spot tokens or move USDC between spot and perp accounts. You need it when your product has to trade or hedge on the Hyperliquid order book from a contract. The action executes on HyperCore after the EVM transaction and can fail there without reverting it, so we design state handling for that case.
What have you built on HyperEVM?
For HyperBloom: a DEX aggregator routing across 12 HyperEVM exchanges, auto-compounding vaults audited by Pashov, a token and NFT locker, a points system and a public swap API, with over $300M in total DEX volume. We also integrated Blanksquare private transfers into HyperBloom, using zero-knowledge proofs and a TEE.
Can you port our existing EVM protocol to HyperEVM?
Yes. Most EVM contracts deploy unchanged; the work is in deployment (big blocks for large contracts), oracle and price sources, liquidity and partner integrations, and any new HyperCore features you want to use. We start with a short review that lists what changes and what can stay.
How much does it cost?
We quote after a short scoping call, because the price depends on how many contracts you need, which chains, how much backend and frontend work sits around them, and whether an external audit is in scope. You get a written estimate with scope and timeline before any work starts. Our blockchain app development cost guide lists typical market ranges by project type if you need a number for planning.
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Guides from our blog
HyperEVM Guide for Builders: Bridging, RPCs and DeFi Projects
What HyperEVM is, how it connects to HyperCore, how to bridge from Ethereum, which RPCs to use and the main HyperEVM DeFi projects, from a team that ships there.
DEX aggregator development: how to build one that routes well
How a DEX aggregator actually works: pool indexing, route search, split routes, quote APIs, gas-aware pricing, MEV protection and the router contract that holds it together.
Hyperliquid Market Share and Volume, and How It Compares with Binance
Hyperliquid market share, volume, open interest and fees as of November 2026, how Aster and Lighter challenged it, and how it compares with Binance perps.
How we work
Five steps from first call to a product in production. You see working builds at every milestone and talk directly to the engineers.
Get an estimateConsultation & Analysis
We learn what you are building, check the technical and business requirements, and recommend a scope and phase: PoC, MVP or full release.
Architecture & UX/UI Design
We pick the chain, design the contract architecture and data flow, and design the interface, including wallet and transaction states.
Development
We build the contracts, backend and frontend, connect them to your existing systems, and test functionality and security as we go.
Deployment
We deploy to mainnet after final security and performance checks, and an external audit where funds are at stake.
Post-Launch Support
We monitor the system, ship fixes and updates, and help you scale as usage grows.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you are building and where you are stuck. You get a reply from an engineer and a scoped estimate for a PoC, MVP or full launch. We reply within 24 hours, usually the same business day.
