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Launch your rollup with confidence
Dedicated rollup infrastructure on Orbit, OP Stack, and Polygon CDK. Enterprise SLAs, global monitoring, and curated growth partners — all under one roof.
Why bex.co
More than infrastructure.
Launch-ready infrastructure
Sequencers, DA layers, bridges, and node operations fully managed by our team. Go from zero to mainnet without hiring a dedicated infra team.
Protocol & product co-design
Token design, governance frameworks, and security audits handled alongside your engineering team. We've seen what works — and what doesn't.
Insights-driven operations
Telemetry, analytics, and compliance monitoring built in from day one. Understand your network's health at every layer.
How it works
From idea to mainnet.
Strategy & architecture
Define your rollup stack (Orbit, OP Stack, Polygon CDK), data availability layer, fee token, and go-to-market milestones.
Build, integrate, validate
Deploy sequencer and nodes, integrate bridges and DA layers, run security audits, and load-test before launch.
Launch & scale
Mainnet launch with live monitoring, on-call SRE support, and a dedicated growth team to drive ecosystem adoption.
Ready to build?
Your rollup, your rules.
Whether you're assessing feasibility or ready to deploy sequencers, our team is here to guide you. Let's talk about your chain.
Frequently asked questions
What is a rollup, in one paragraph?
A separate chain that executes transactions itself but posts its data and proofs back to a base chain, inheriting that chain's security instead of bootstrapping its own validator set. The practical effect is far lower fees and far more throughput than executing everything on the base layer.
How long does it take to launch one?
A testnet rollup is a same-day exercise; a production launch is measured in weeks, and the time goes into decisions rather than infrastructure — which base chain, which data availability layer, the fee token, and how bridging and upgrades are governed.
How much can I customize?
The execution environment, gas token, block time, sequencing arrangement and precompiles are all configurable. The constraint worth knowing early is that some choices are difficult to change after launch because they affect bridged assets and existing contracts.
Do I have to use the base chain for data availability?
No — posting data to a dedicated availability layer is usually far cheaper than posting it to the base chain, at the cost of a different trust assumption. It is the single largest lever on a rollup's running cost, so it is worth deciding deliberately rather than by default.