Crypto & Web3 Website Development for Indian Teams
Marketing sites, docs and product pages for exchanges, token projects and Web3 tools, written with the caution this sector needs.
This page covers public websites for crypto and Web3 businesses: an exchange or broker front page, a protocol or token project site, an NFT or community hub, or a Web3 tool that needs a proper home on the internet. It does not cover the trading engine or the wallet itself. For those, see our web app and mobile app pages.
A crypto website has two jobs that pull in opposite directions. It must look credible to a first-time visitor, and it must avoid sounding like a promise. We build for both: calm layouts, plain explanations of how the product works, and visible risk language placed where people read it, not buried in a footer. Your legal adviser signs off on the wording.
What crypto and Web3 businesses need from a website
Risk wording that is easy to find
Visitors should see that prices move and that losses are possible before they reach a sign-up button. We give your adviser dedicated slots for disclosures so they can edit them without a developer.
Trust signals that are true
Company details, contact routes, audit reports if you have them, and a clear statement of who runs the project. We only place claims you can prove, because a page with invented badges loses a careful reader quickly.
Documentation people can search
Developers and serious users read docs before they trust a token or protocol. Docs need versioning, code blocks, a search box and stable links that other sites can point to.
Pages that survive heavy traffic spikes
A listing announcement or a market move can send ten times the usual visitors in an hour. The site must stay up, so we serve most pages as static files behind a CDN.
What we build for crypto and Web3 websites
Product and token information site
Home, how it works, fees, supported assets, roadmap and team pages with a clean structure. Token or fee tables are generated from one data file, so a change is made once.
Wallet connect on public pages
For Web3 tools we add a read-only wallet connect so visitors can see their own on-chain data or claim eligibility. Signing and transactions stay in your own application, not on the marketing site.
Docs and blog hub
A searchable documentation section, release notes and an article area that your team can write in. Pages carry schema, a sitemap and clean redirects when old links change.
KYC and sign-up entry points
Landing pages that explain what documents a new user will need and hand off to your KYC or onboarding provider. We do not store identity documents on the website.
What it costs
Docs sections, wallet connect and multi-language pages add scope, so a crypto site is usually quoted after a discovery call. The quote is fixed and in writing before work starts.
Questions we get asked
Can you write the risk disclaimers and legal pages?
No. We lay out the pages and build the places where disclosures sit, but your own lawyer or compliance adviser must write and approve the text. Rules for crypto in India change, and we do not give legal advice or confirm that a page meets any regulation.
Will you add price tickers and market data to the site?
Yes, using a data provider you license, and we show the source and delay on the widget. Live prices raise cost, since the feed has its own fees. We avoid anything that looks like a recommendation, such as top gainers lists, unless your adviser approves it.
Can the site support Hindi or Marathi for retail users?
Yes. Hindi, English and Marathi are handled in our own team. Crypto terms often have no settled translation, so we agree a short glossary with you first and keep English terms where users already search for them.
Do you handle token sale or airdrop claim pages?
We can build the information and eligibility pages. A page that moves funds or collects investment is a web app with its own security review and legal check, so it is scoped separately. We will tell you plainly if a plan looks outside what we should build.
Ready to scope it?
Tell us what you want to build. You get a fixed written quote after a free discovery call.