On-chain trading infrastructure, published as a company.
Conveyor Finance is founder-led. This is the corporate website — work, organization, and careers. It is not a live exchange, custodian, or brokerage.
Company
A corporate site for infrastructure that has to be taken seriously
Conveyor Finance publishes the company in the same register as the engineering: protocol, product studies, and hiring. We would rather look small and precise than large and invented.
Protocol
EVM systems for exchanging and coordinating digital assets — including peer-to-peer swap design — with explicit state, events, and no theatre about what is deployed.
Product
Operator-facing surfaces: portfolio consoles, trading layouts, and wallet-connected clients. Shown as studies until they are production systems.
Company
The public site, careers, and how we hire. Conveyor treats the corporate layer as a product, not an afterthought.
Say what this site is
conveyor.finance is the corporate website. It is not an exchange, custodian, or broker-dealer. Product studies on this domain are labeled as such.
Hire in public
Open roles, the interview loop, and equal-opportunity terms are published. Applications go to careers@conveyor.finance — we do not fake an ATS.
Founder-led technical direction
The CEO is acting CTO. We will not post a CTO seat until that split is real. Senior protocol work is hired as an individual-contributor role.
Correctness over decoration
We do not invent desk counts, AUM, or live quotes to look larger than we are. If a number cannot be explained, it does not ship.
Selected work
Blockchain projects we developed
Protocol, wallet-connected product, and markets UI — described and shown as screenshots, without deployed links.
P2P crypto trading
RYex — The Capital Layer for Perp Markets
RYex is designed as a capital-efficiency layer on top of perpetual decentralized exchanges.
Solidity 0.8, Truffle, EVM, React JS, Next JS and Web3.js
Read case study →
P2P token exchange
Zwapper
A non-custodial swap protocol for ERC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1155. Two parties create, join, submit, lock, and withdraw — or abort and recover funds.
Solidity 0.8, Truffle, EVM
Read case study →
On-chain game & DAO
MetaHorse
A React + wagmi MVP for a blockchain horse-racing world: landing, wallet connect, funding/stake flows, and DAO surfaces — shown here as screenshots, not a live app.
React, wagmi, viem, WalletConnect, ethers, Firebase
Read case study →
Markets UI
AI-Powered Crypto Analytics Platform
A professional trading layout: chart, order book, watchlist, and desk density. Screenshots of the study.
React, Next.js, Smart Contract
Read case study →
Portfolio UI
Blockchain Trading Platform
A multi-chain portfolio console: net worth, P&L, positions, and LP pools. Screenshot of the study — figures are illustrative.
Next.js, Trading operations UI
Read case study →Blog
On-chain trading notes
The three clocks of on-chain trading
On-chain trading is a coordination problem across three clocks. Confusing them is how liquidations and ‘fair’ marks diverge.
Read →Funding, oracles, and the liquidation window
A perp is a swap against an index plus a payment stream. Liquidation is what happens when the stream and the mark cannot keep the position solvent.
Read →MEV is a trading cost
On public state, someone else can see the same opportunity. That fact belongs in the cost model next to fees and slippage.
Read →Talk with the company
Partnerships, press, and hiring. conveyor.finance is the corporate site — write to us, or read how we are organized.
Company
Questions we expect
Short answers. Longer ones live on Company, Blog, and Careers.