Malkeet S.

I build RWA and tokenization platforms that real institutions actually put assets on, not demo contracts. My recent work has focused on carbon credit tokenization and real estate tokenization, using compliance-ready standards like ERC-3643 (permissioned/regulated tokens) and ERC-4626 (tokenized vaults). I have 10+ years of experience across software engineering and blockchain infrastructure. Recently, I led development of a real estate tokenization platform for a government municipal authority in the UAE. The platform is architected to manage thousands of off-plan properties as fractionalized assets. Where I specialize: - Asset Tokenization & RWA: carbon credit platforms, real estate tokenization, fractional ownership models, investor portals, built on permissioned-token standards like ERC-3643 - Smart Contracts & DeFi: Solidity, tokenized vault architecture (ERC-4626), ERC-20/BEP-20, wallet integrations, staking systems, DeFi platforms - Exchange & Trading Infrastructure: crypto exchanges, matching engine integrations, wallet management, payment processing Most blockchain projects don't fail because of the technology. They fail because requirements aren't nailed down early, complexity gets out of control or key technical decisions get postponed until they are expensive to fix. That's usually when clients bring me in, to take ownership of the technical direction instead of just executing tickets. Tech stack: Solidity, Rust, Ethereum, Solana, ERC-3643, ERC-4626, Web3.js, Node.js, TypeScript, React/Next.js, PostgreSQL, AWS/Docker Clients typically reach out when: > They need an RWA or compliance-ready tokenization platform built correctly from day one > Smart contracts need implementation, audit-readiness or integration with permissioned/vault standards > A blockchain product needs technical leadership, not just a coder > An MVP needs to become production-ready, or a stalled project needs a clear way forward If you're building in tokenization, RWA, or Web3 and want someone who owns outcomes rather than just completes tasks, let's talk.