Web2 →
web3 Bridging
Connect legacy systems to Web3 with clean architecture, data integrity, and minimal overhead.
Why Web3 Integration Often Fails
Bringing blockchain into enterprise environments isn’t about replacing everything—it’s about extending what works. But most implementations miss the mark.
Misaligned architecture
Blockchain logic isn’t scoped to real business workflows
Rigid system design
No way to iterate without breaking existing applications
Poor data integration
Web2 data doesn’t map cleanly to onchain formats
No abstraction layer
Users get exposed to protocol-level complexity
Lack of stakeholder clarity
Blockchain gets added with no measurable outcomes
Web3 Infrastructure That Works With Your Existing Stack
Web3 infrastructure and contract logic that works alongside your existing backend—not against it.
Smart contracts that plug into your current workflows
Middleware and APIs for Web2 → Web3 data translation
Role-based permissions, access control, and audit logging
Transaction relayers, off-chain computation, and hybrid flows
UI/UX that keeps Web2 simplicity with Web3 trust
Support for private and public chains, based on regulatory or operational needs
How We Build Without Breaking What Works
We treat blockchain as an augmentation layer—not a replacement.
Start with your existing infrastructure and user flows
Identify where transparency, verifiability, or automation actually adds value
Design contracts and workflows that map to your backend systems
Build abstractions to hide complexity from users and operators
Integrate, test, and document the full system with clean handoff
Hands-On With the Tools Powering Onchain Systems
Ethereum L1s, modular L2s, and re-staking layers we build on every day.
Ethereum
Optimism
Arbitrum
EigenLayer
Mode
Core protocols and frameworks for secure smart contracts, liquidity systems, and modular tooling.
Uniswap
Aave
Othentic
The Graph
OpenZeppelin
Tools for extracting, analyzing, and visualizing blockchain data at protocol and user levels.
Dune
Flipside Crypto
DefiLlama
Messari
Covalent
Alchemy
Development frameworks, oracle integrations, and standards for reliable onchain systems.
EAS
Zora
Chainlink
Foundry
Hardhat
Remix
Your Future-First Technical
Partner
Deep Ethereum context, AI-first execution, and strategy baked into every build—from launch to long-term scalability.
Ethereum-Native Expertise
Build What The Ecosystem Actually Needs
Deep understanding of L1 upgrades, L2 frameworks, and evolving Ethereum standards ensures every build is future-proof and ecosystem-ready.
AI-First Development & Execution
Move Faster, Ship Smarter
AI-enhanced workflows automate testing, optimize infra, and accelerate shipping—without compromising security or stability.
Strategic Partnership
Build With Long-Term Clarity
Technical strategy, governance architecture, and scaling plans are embedded into how we build—before, during, and after launch.
End-To-End Execution
Ship Clean, Mainnet-Ready Products
From smart contracts to dashboards to infra ops—delivered on time, audit-ready, and ecosystem-aligned.
Events
Highlights from recent events, workshops, and hackathons Lampros has been part of.
Case Studies
FAQs
What does it mean to bridge Web2 systems with Web3?
We extend your existing enterprise or Web2 infrastructure by adding blockchain-based features like verifiability, programmable logic, and auditability, without replacing what already works.
Will this require a complete rewrite of our current stack?
No. We focus on layering blockchain into your workflows through APIs, abstraction layers, and modular components. This way, your existing apps remain intact and usable, while also getting the benefits of blockchain.
What kind of features can be added through blockchain integration?
Everything from transparent record-keeping and tokenized workflows to smart contract automations, onchain identities, and verifiable data exchange.
Is it possible to control what data goes onchain?
Yes, absolutely. We design flows where sensitive data stays off-chain, and only key proofs, events, or hashes are recorded onchain for traceability and integrity.
How do you ensure regulatory compliance and enterprise readiness?
We scope for privacy, access control, and chain selection (public/private) from the start. Our delivery process includes stakeholder clarity, auditability, and operational safeguards.
