Genesis IT Lab

Genesis IT Lab is a blockchain software development company based in Pakistan. The company operates labs focused on blockchain, cyber security, artificial intelligence/machine learning, metaverse, and Web3.0 technologies. While the source does not provide founding year or team size, Genesis markets itself to both startups and enterprises seeking custom software solutions. The portfolio spans fintech, gaming, NFTs, healthcare, and education—suggesting they work across multiple verticals rather than a single niche.

Services and capabilities

Genesis organizes its work around specialized labs: a Blockchain Lab, Cyber Security Lab, AI/ML/ChatGPT Lab, Metaverse Lab, and Web3.0 Lab. Beyond these labs, they offer custom software development, MVP development, web design and development, mobile app development, and staff augmentation.

On the custom software side, they deliver software consulting, web development, mobile development, SaaS development, API development, software integration, and software modernization. Their process follows a six-step workflow: discovery/idea, planning and strategy, design and prototyping, development and testing, deployment and launch, and ongoing support and maintenance.

The blockchain work is their headline capability. They claim scalability as a priority and note they develop solutions to "adapt to evolving business needs." Looking at actual outputs, they've built multiple fintech wallets (Cashero, Troves), crypto exchanges (Dafri Exchange with over 100 assets supported), decentralized exchange aggregators (BBG Swap), and NFT platforms (Jomor, PixelPulp, Pylons). They've also delivered gaming and SocialFi projects (CoinChance, ChanceDrip) using layer 2 scaling solutions.

Outside blockchain, they've built education platforms (Finlit for the Islamic Development Bank), healthcare software (Histofy for digital pathology analysis using Whole Slide Imaging), and consumer apps (SuperBooking for the beauty industry, Puzzle Wonderland for children). The range suggests they'll take on projects across web, mobile, and blockchain stacks.

Notable work

Their portfolio includes work for the Islamic Development Bank on Finlit, an educational platform for Islamic Financial Literacy courses. They built Troves Wallet for Salim Group, a fintech wallet supporting deposits, withdrawals in IDR, in-app transfers, and trading of five cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, Klay).

For Jomor, they developed an NFT ticketing platform combining AI and blockchain to issue NFTs as event tickets, eliminating counterfeit risk and giving organizers control over secondary market rules. The platform removed intermediaries to reduce costs. Dafri Exchange, a crypto exchange they built, offers instant deposits and withdrawals, local currency trading, and over 100 assets on a secure platform. Histofy, a digital pathology tool, uses Whole Slide Imaging and advanced algorithms for diagnosis via slide visualization.

Their other shipped projects span gaming (Chance Drip, CoinChance blending SocialFi and GameFi with layer 2 solutions), NFT aggregation (PixelPulp across multiple chains), metaverse (Fingerate), loyalty/rewards (MyB using blockchain for privacy), delivery management (Delice, converting loyalty points to cryptocurrency tokens), and children's education (Puzzle Wonderland with puzzle difficulty levels 9–36 pieces). Genesis states it served as "Developer/Contractor" for all portfolio projects.

How they work

The source does not specify engagement models, contract duration, team structure, or pricing. Their custom development process is linear: discovery through ongoing maintenance. They claim transparent communication and quality assurance as priorities but provide no detail on communication cadence, reporting, or how staff are allocated to projects.

Team and credentials

Genesis describes itself as having "a brilliant team of blockchain developers and researchers" but does not disclose team size, headcount breakdown, founder names, or office locations beyond Pakistan as country. No certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance, etc.), partner status (AWS, Google, etc.), or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned in the source material.