Teledate
Teledate lives where users already are—inside Telegram—so the product had to feel like messaging: tap, match, act. Under the hood, key flows (payments, boosts, verifications, gifts) move on the TON blockchain. The mandate was simple to say and hard to do: real-time feel, on-chain guarantees.
We built a transaction pipeline that holds steady at 1k+ TPS by combining sharded workers, mempool-aware queuing, and controlled batching for micro-operations. Every write carries an idempotency key and replay protection; the ledger state is reconciled continuously against on-chain events. When RPC endpoints wobble, traffic fails over automatically across regions without breaking ordering or user intent.
The user experience stays crisp through optimistic updates with fast finality reconciliation. If something stalls, the UI degrades gracefully and explains what’s happening in plain language. Abuse controls tie behavioral signals to Telegram identity, while audit logs keep a provable trail of who did what, when, and why—useful for trust, support, and growth experiments.
For the business, the payoff is quiet reliability at scale. Promotions and spikes don’t require war rooms; support sees the same traces as engineering; finance gets clean, exportable records. Most importantly, users get the feeling that everything “just works” at chat speed—even when thousands of on-chain transactions per second say otherwise.
