The appeal of Beezie is immediate: discover a collectible, take a pull, and decide what comes next. Making that experience work onchain takes coordinated programs, payments, inventory, and application data.
About
A new way to own the things you collect.
Beezie connects physical collectibles with digital ownership. Collectors can play claw machines, hold and trade the items they win, sell eligible items back, or redeem them for physical delivery. Its marketplace spans trading cards and other collectibles, with authenticated luxury becoming part of the same collecting experience.
Challenge
Make every pull work as one connected experience.
A single claw pull crosses several systems. The product has to accept payment, select an item from the right prize pool, transfer ownership, and make the outcome available to the application. A buyback adds another transaction path, while each machine needs its own inventory, pricing, and operating controls.
The frontend also needs a usable view of onchain activity. Claw pulls, redemptions, and prize distributions have to become structured data that the product can query and display. Transaction fees need a managed sponsorship path, with controls for the team operating the machines.
Solution
Build the programs, then connect the entire product.
Gizmolab designed and engineered Beezie’s Solana backend around machine accounts and isolated prize pools. We connected payment and collectible transfers to verifiable randomness, coordinating the commit-and-reveal flow for prize selection. The backend also handles machine administration and buyback workflows. Beezie’s team owns the collector-facing frontend.
We connected the application through APIs for program operations, machine state, and inventory. Testing, devnet validation, documentation, and technical handover gave Beezie’s product team a defined interface to build against. The live Solana experience settles payments and program-managed buybacks in USDC, with Metaplex Core representing collectible ownership.
We also delivered the Core event indexer and gas sponsorship layer. The indexer turns claw and redemption activity into queryable records and event streams. The transaction relay sponsors fees on behalf of users, with machine-level controls, spending budgets, and rate limits.
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Collector experience · Beezie
Accounts & wallets · Claw experience · Collectible inventory
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Backend coordination
Play & admin APIs · Verifiable randomness · Buyback flows · Core event indexer · Gas sponsorship
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Onchain execution · Solana
Rust & Anchor · Machine accounts · USDC · Metaplex Core
Technology
The stack behind every pull.
From program execution to live event data and sponsored fees, we connected the infrastructure behind Beezie’s collecting experience.
Settlement
Solana
The chain connecting claw plays, digital ownership, and collectible transactions.
Programs
Rust & Anchor
Custom Solana programs for machine state, prize-pool operations, and transaction logic.
Collectibles
Metaplex Core
Digital collectible assets with ownership transfers and marketplace royalties.
Prize selection
Verifiable randomness
Commit-and-reveal coordination connects each play to a verifiable draw from the machine’s prize pool.
Payments
USDC
Dollar-denominated settlement across Beezie’s live Solana collecting flows.
Integration
Backend APIs
Play, administration, and transaction workflows connecting the app to onchain operations.
Liquidity
Program buybacks
A return path from collectible ownership to USDC, alongside Beezie’s marketplace.
Application data
Core event indexer
Claw pulls, redemptions, and prize distributions captured as queryable records and real-time event streams.
Transaction relay
Gas sponsorship
Sponsored transaction fees with per-machine controls, spending budgets, and rate limits.
Results
$28M+ in Solana activity. A bigger market for collecting.
Beezie’s Solana product brings claw plays, digital ownership, buybacks, and marketplace activity into one collecting experience. Gizmolab delivered the backend foundation, including the indexing and transaction relay services that support the application around it.
The platform’s publicly tracked Solana volume shows the scale of that live activity. Beezie is also extending its collecting model into authenticated luxury with The Luxury Closet, opening the experience to a wider range of physical assets and shoppers.
DefiLlama’s Solana volume combines claw-play payments, gross buybacks, and marketplace sales. It measures transaction activity, including recirculated value. The available series runs from 18 August through 19 October 2026; snapshot retrieved 20 October 2026.
From trading cards to authenticated luxury.
Beezie is bringing the same onchain collecting experience to a larger category. With The Luxury Closet, it connects authenticated physical luxury items to digital ownership on Solana. Its debut luxury drop demonstrated demand in minutes.
- Authenticated luxury items sold
- 500
- To sell out the debut drop
- 42 min
- New accounts among participants
- 34.3%
Company-reported debut luxury-drop results, announced 1 October 2026.
What we delivered
The complete backend, from play to platform operations.
We brought the Solana program, backend services, event indexer, and gas sponsorship relay together for Beezie’s team. From machine architecture to testing and handover, our work gave the collecting experience its backend foundation.
- Platform architecture
- Claw-machine program & prize pools
- Payment & collectible-transfer flows
- Verifiable randomness & prize-selection coordination
- Backend APIs & buyback workflows
- Core event indexing & streaming
- Gas sponsorship & transaction relay
- Program, API & integration tests
- Devnet deployment & technical handover
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