Verified and Transparent Oracles for the DeFi Economy

DIA (Decentralised Information Asset) is an open-source oracle platform that enables market actors to source, supply and share trustable data.

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Updates:

Introducing DIAs new Index Series ‘DIAx’

DIA’s Mission

DeFi applications are reliant on trustable and scalable data feeds to build reliable products and avoid exploitation and manipulation.

DIA leverages crypto-economic incentives and the wisdom of the community to source, validate and deliver trusted financial data.

DIA Platform Architecture

Cross-Chain Interoperability

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Features

Any data

DIA can source any type of on-chain and off-chain data.

From fiat currencies and fx rates to DeFi protocols and digital asset prices, DIA sources any type of data from multiple reliable sources.

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Customization

DIA provides tailored data feeds with custom methodologies and sources.

Different use cases may require different specifications of data. DIA’s feeds can be tailored to meet your specific needs.

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Delivery

DIA’s data feeds can be used on any network by any application.

DIA focusses on network agnostic operability. Data can easily be integrated into multiple on-chain and off-chain applications in any blockchain such as Ethereum, Polkadot or BSC.

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Accessibility

DIA’s data feeds are open-source and fully transparent.

DIA’s code base, sources and methodologies will always be open-source and publicly available. They also meet all compliance requirements for traditional financial applications.

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Confidential Computing Environment

DIA leverages IBM Cloud Hyper Protect Services to securely manage how financial data is sourced, stored, processed and published.

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DIA’s open-source database hosts a wide range of verified data feeds off the shelf from trade level exchange data to interbank lending rates. Any customised, institutional grade data can be integrated within 72 hours.