Webcom Systems Pvt Ltd
Mohali-based blockchain, crypto and fintech software developer with offices in Dubai, Australia, the UK and Turkey
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About the Company
Webcom Systems is a technology development and consulting company that builds blockchain, Web3, crypto, NFT and DeFi software, with an office in Mohali, Punjab, India. It also maintains offices in Dubai, Australia, the United Kingdom and Turkey, and serves fintech, remittance and enterprise clients across several industries.
Beyond blockchain engineering, the company develops crypto-exchange and payment products, fintech platforms and general web and mobile software. Its delivery process runs in five stages: feasibility and platform evaluation, pilot testing, performance, security and scalability testing, integration with existing IT systems, and network update authorization. Its site states that it provides software development, technical architecture and strategic consulting, while licensing and regulatory compliance remain with the client.
- Blockchain development: smart contracts, DeFi platforms, digital exchanges and custom tokens, including BEP-20 and BSC-based tokens
- Wallets and NFTs: crypto and white-label wallets, NFT marketplaces and NFT gaming platforms, plus metaverse development
- Crypto and trading products: payment gateways, a local Bitcoin clone, arbitrage bots, forex and trading platforms, and order matching engines
- Token offerings: ICO, IDO and STO support
- Fintech software: money transfer, remittance, crowdfunding and MLM software
- General IT: website design and development, mobile apps, digital marketing, graphic design and video animation
The site lists work across Binance, Cardano, Polygon, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Avalanche, Polkadot, Cosmos, NEAR, Corda, Harmony, Tezos, ZetaChain, ICP, TON, Klaytn, Telos and Ripple. Target industries include supply chain, finance, insurance, healthcare, energy, retail, transportation and agriculture. Client logos shown are largely remittance companies, many Nepal-focused, serving the Australian market, and the company cites press coverage of a COVID-19 quarantine tracking app built for Mohali police.