Hofburg Group delivers end-to-end Layer 2 blockchain infrastructure for crypto-native projects, foundations and institutional issuers — combining proprietary methodology with industry-standard frameworks and third-party security validation.
Most blockchain consulting engagements stop at the smart contract. We engage where it matters: chain architecture, regulatory positioning, audit coordination, tokenomics design, and the path to institutional listing. Every deployment is engineered to operate within regulated frameworks from day one.
From chain architecture to exchange listing — a single accountable partner across the entire deployment lifecycle. No fragmented vendors, no integration gaps.
Built-in compliance with Swiss DLT Act, EU MiCA, VARA and FSRA frameworks. Regulatory positioning embedded from architecture, not retrofitted at the end.
OpenZeppelin smart contract libraries, Arbitrum Nitro framework, third-party audits by SolidProof and Hacken-grade firms. No experimental code in production.
Every deployment includes the documentation, compliance evidence and transparency dashboard required by Tier-2 and Tier-1 centralized exchanges.
Every engagement follows a structured four-phase process, with clear deliverables and milestones. Clients retain full visibility throughout — from initial architecture to public launch.
Discovery sessions with the client team to define the chain's intended use case, governance model, regulatory positioning, and target jurisdictions. Output: technical architecture document, regulatory positioning memo, and engagement charter.
Deployment of the Layer 2 chain on the chosen framework (typically Arbitrum Orbit, Polygon CDK, or OP Stack), development of the modular smart contract suite, and bridge configuration. All code built on OpenZeppelin standards.
Third-party security audit through partners such as SolidProof, CertiK or OpenZeppelin. Parallel preparation of legal documentation — white paper, tokenomics specification, liquidity management protocols, regulatory filings.
Mainnet launch coordination, market making setup, exchange listing strategy and outreach. Knowledge transfer to the client's operational team and ongoing advisory through the first 90 days post-launch.
We do not develop proprietary frameworks. We integrate, configure and extend the best-in-class open-source infrastructure trusted by enterprise-grade deployments — reducing risk and accelerating time to production.
Hofburg Group's methodology is validated by live deployments operating in production environments.
Hofburg Group delivered the complete Layer 2 infrastructure for Manora Holdings SA, a Swiss FinTech entity based in Lugano. The engagement covered all four phases of the standard methodology: chain architecture, full smart contract suite, third-party security audit, regulatory positioning and listing strategy.
The Manora L2 is an EVM-compatible Arbitrum Nitro-based rollup, with a modular smart contract architecture covering token issuance (ERC-20 utility, 1B fixed supply), treasury management (multi-sig 3-of-5), staking with non-financial governance rights, bridge to Ethereum Layer 1, fee routing, and burn mechanics. Regulatory positioning was achieved under the Swiss DLT Act with FINMA classification as a utility token, and alignment with EU MiCA framework.
Security validation through SolidProof. Documentation delivered: white paper (v7 definitive), tokenomics and smart contract specification, liquidity management manual. Exchange listing strategy structured across Tier-2 (Coinstore, Bitget) progressing toward Tier-1.
Every engagement is scoped against the client's specific use case and target jurisdictions. Indicative pricing reflects typical project structures; final commercial terms are defined during the discovery phase.
For early-stage projects requiring a functional L2 with standard tokenomics and basic regulatory positioning.
For projects targeting institutional listing pathways and multi-jurisdictional regulatory positioning. Reference engagement model (Manora).
For sovereign entities, large institutional initiatives, and complex multi-chain or hybrid deployments requiring dedicated team and extended timelines.
Hofburg Group s.r.o. (Prague) provides B2B blockchain deployment services to crypto-native projects, foundations and institutional issuers — this offering. Hofburg Digital (ADGM) is the Group's regulated tokenization platform for institutional real-world asset deals, operating under FSRA supervision. The two service lines address distinct markets but share underlying technology and methodology.
Each engagement is governed by a Software Development and License Agreement. The client receives a non-exclusive perpetual license to operate the deployed chain instance, including all customizations and parameters specific to their project. Hofburg Group retains ownership of the core methodology and underlying frameworks, with the right to use the same approach for other clients in non-conflicting markets.
Framework selection depends on the use case. Arbitrum Orbit is our preferred default for institutional deployments due to its mature security model, strong ecosystem and clear regulatory positioning. Polygon CDK is well-suited for high-throughput RWA applications. OP Stack offers strong compatibility with the broader Optimism ecosystem. ZK-based frameworks (zkSync ZK Stack) are considered for projects prioritizing maximum Ethereum-level security inheritance.
All our deployments are EVM-compatible Layer 2 rollups built on established frameworks (typically Arbitrum Nitro). They settle batches to Ethereum Layer 1 and inherit Ethereum's security model through the framework's mechanisms. We do not deploy unsecured sidechains for institutional use cases.
Standard engagements include 90 days of post-launch advisory and operational handover. Beyond that, clients can either bring operations in-house, use a Rollup-as-a-Service provider, or contract Hofburg Group for ongoing managed operations under a separate Master Services Agreement.
We coordinate the listing strategy, prepare all required documentation, and manage the technical integration. Direct listing applications are filed by the client (the token issuer), with Hofburg Group acting as advisor and technical liaison. We maintain working relationships with Tier-2 exchanges including Coinstore, Bitget, BingX, and Gate.io.
Active capability across the Swiss DLT Act / FINMA framework, EU MiCA regulation, UAE VARA (Dubai) and FSRA (Abu Dhabi Global Market). Additional jurisdictions evaluated on engagement basis. Our headquarters in Prague and operational presence in Doha provide direct access to European and Gulf regulatory ecosystems.
Every deployment begins with a discovery conversation. We will discuss your use case, regulatory environment and target outcomes — and propose an engagement model that fits.