Why choose Wavect for this brief?
We take on the user-facing product around your on-chain components, with scope and responsibilities agreed upfront. Our development offer connects scope decisions, reviewable increments and handover. Wavect’s offer
Start by agreeing the first deliverable, responsible people and acceptance checks with us.
What Alpine Blockchain publishes
Its services page states that it designs, develops and audits smart contracts, builds decentralized applications and integrates enterprise-grade distributed ledger technologies, and it also publishes custom CAD and deep-learning workstations plus a fully managed, rack-ready Datacenter-in-a-box.1
The Datacenter-in-a-box is the one place SME appears on the pages we reviewed, described as suited to SME or edge deployments, while the about page states a mission of serving organizations from startups to enterprises, so we do not describe the blockchain practice as SME-only.12
If your project genuinely needs that hardware layer, validator infrastructure, or compute you control physically, that combination is their bet and a real one.1
The Austrian commercial register records the entity as Alpine Blockchain e.U., a registered sole proprietorship, under FN 582490 d at the Wiener Neustadt commercial court, entered in June 2022, with its registered seat in Brunn am Gebirge in Lower Austria, and its own imprint states the same entity and register number.43
We raise the form only because the contracting entity is a term of the deal you should know before you sign, from either vendor.4
If the hard requirement is blockchain plus owned hardware, Alpine publishes that pairing.1
Ask Alpine Blockchain to name the people responsible for this work and specify decision rights, deliverables and handover in the proposal. Published services do not determine the scope of your engagement.
Ask both providers who owns scope, technical decisions and acceptance, and what remains with your team after handover.