Frontend engineer building verifiable fintech on Solana: interfaces that show their work.
Senior frontend engineer based in India. I work on real-time trading UIs, private-credit infrastructure, TEE-backed oracles, and on-chain attestation on Solana.
Private financial data -> verifiable computation (TEE) -> on-chain attestation -> UI anyone can checkTrust should be checkable, not claimed:
- Sensitive data stays private; only the minimum result leaves the enclave
- Every output carries a receipt a third party can verify independently
- Money is integers, never floats: paise, lamports, basis points
- Real-time UIs stream directly and degrade gracefully when feeds stall
- Systems are monitored in production, not just demoed
Per-loan income receipts for NBFC funders. India's Account Aggregator bank data is checked against a funder's criteria inside an AWS Nitro enclave; the resulting tier is attested on Solana and verifiable by anyone.
- Stack: TypeScript, Rust, Solana (Anchor), AWS Nitro / Marlin Oyster, React + Vite
- Status (2026-10): v0.5.3, Colosseum hackathon entry, demo live with 30-min health monitor
- License: Apache-2.0
- depth-view: real-time crypto market terminal (order book, trade tape, candles) streaming from Binance WebSocket, no backend. React, TypeScript.
- prashantchaudhari.dev: personal site and blog. Astro.
- Writing: Money without floats: parsing rupees as integer paise (2026-10)
Frontend: React, TypeScript, Vite, Astro, Tailwind · Web3: Solana (Anchor), on-chain attestation, TEEs (AWS Nitro) · Infra: Vercel, GitHub Actions
- Private credit and lending rails on Solana
- TEE-backed oracles and verifiable off-chain computation
- India's Account Aggregator ecosystem
- High-frequency trading and market-data interfaces
Open to remote Solana / fintech frontend roles and collaborations on verifiable credit infrastructure.