Consider It Done Technologies, LLC.

An engineering studio for blockchain financial products

Known as CIDT, Consider It Done Technologies is an engineering studio of more than fifteen technologists. It handles design, construction and upkeep of web, mobile, Web3 and AI products, though most of its work goes into financial systems on blockchains and the supporting infrastructure, from protocol level up to apps for end users. The company describes itself as a partner rather than a vendor: its engineers work inside the client's environment, take part in decisions and remain involved after launch.

What it builds for blockchain teams

The site sets out four main areas. Stablecoin engineering covers compliant and yield-bearing designs, models backed by real-world assets, issuance across several chains, programmable payments and treasury tools. Product development takes an idea from architecture and a first version to live systems, with wallets, regulatory compliance steps and the experience users get on chain. Decentralized finance work covers systems for lending, borrowing, staking and pooled liquidity, together with governance and on-chain risk controls. Infrastructure work involves Layer-1 and Layer-2 networks, application chains, rollups and cross-chain links built for scale and interoperability.

Full-stack and AI work

Alongside blockchain, the team provides back-end services and APIs, web and mobile front ends, UI and UX design, quality assurance and test automation, DevOps and system integration. The older description of the studio also mentions deep learning and neural network skills and designs that tolerate Byzantine faults, pointing to its long-standing interest in distributed systems.

Projects it has published

Published examples include a testing overhaul for a stablecoin protocol, where the team moved smart contract tests from Hardhat to a Foundry framework with fuzz and invariant testing to improve reliability and audit readiness. It has also deployed blockchain infrastructure for another client and built a web-based event platform for live music booking with ticket sales.

How the work is run

The studio follows Agile practice, with two-week sprints, working software demonstrated at the end of each sprint, and frequent releases, monthly in the early phase. Its leaders can organize cross-functional teams, break a roadmap into a prioritized backlog and write user stories. It uses a hybrid onshore and offshore model that combines local contact with lower development cost, and the site promises a launch of a first product version within a few weeks of starting.