On decentralization of blockchain oracles (Part 1)

The concept of “blockchain oracles” has emerged to solve an inherent limitation of blockchain protocols: the impossibility for such decentralized networks (and the applications/smart contracts built on top of those) to interact with an…

Launching the Oraclize service on Hyperledger Fabric

Launching the Oraclize service on EOS

Many blockchain platforms have recently come to life, each one of those implementing…

Getting started with Oraclize

While receiving lot of compliments for the work we have done in building a strong oracle solution, our company inbox is also filled with users’ emails encountering technical issues when they first approach Ethereum and our oracle service. We understand that the information we…

Welcoming our new “Android Proof”

When building production-ready DApps, the auditability of the off-chain part is as important as the auditability of the on-chain one. Being smart contracts confined to the network they are built on, they need to rely on bridges to fetch external data. Oraclize offers…

Built for developers

A new set of tools to make your life easier

We are happy to release…

Launching the Oraclize service on RSK

A variety of distributed platforms are coming to life, each of those proposing a different implementation of the blockchain protocol. While their purposes might be different, blockchains are all limited to their own network and cannot be natively connected with an…

Launching the Oraclize service on R3 Corda

Blockchain, the underlying technology enabling Bitcoin, is gaining traction as multiple (yet potentially very different) implementations of such technology are being researched.