Overview
LimeChain describes itself as having started in 2017 with four friends; structured data on its site lists offices in Sofia, Bulgaria and London, United Kingdom.[2] The company states that it has more than 175 people and has delivered more than 285 blockchain projects.[2] Its service catalogue runs from core protocol development and cross-chain bridges to decentralised exchanges, DeFi products, real-world-asset tokenisation, smart contracts, proof-of-concept builds and team extension.[2] The firm also lists about 20 open-source developer tools, among them the Hedera SDK, the Hedera JSON-RPC Relay and Matchstick, a unit-testing framework for subgraphs.[2] Public open-source work of this kind gives buyers a way to inspect code quality before engaging the company.
LimeChain strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Published open-source tooling that can be reviewed before hiring
- Covers both protocol-level work and application development
Limitations
- Some headline counters on its about page render as placeholders, so figures rely on page metadata
- Client names are not listed on its about page
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