Security by design
Critical failures get prevented by architecture, not by care. Everything else is expected, isolated, and handled. If a path can fail, we assume it will and we build the control before it does.
A small Rust software house.
MarketTakers builds signing and custody systems, and makes slow backends fast. Most of what we ship runs unattended, on a hot path or next to a private key, so we design for the failure cases before we design for the happy one.
We write the tools we use ourselves. Arbiter, our permissioned signing service, is open source and you can read every line of it before you decide whether to trust us with the rest.
How we build
Three things we do not compromise on.
Simplicity
Clear beats clever. A system your on-call engineer can reason about at speed is worth more than one that benchmarks two percent faster and nobody understands.
Measured, not claimed
Performance claims arrive with numbers taken before and after, on your data, using a harness we hand you. We do not ship an improvement we cannot show you.
The team.
Small on purpose. You talk to the people writing the code.
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Skipper
Team Lead
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Cleverwild
Developer
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SiyNiyy
Sales manager
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Mayamets
Designer