Organization Name – Orakl Network

Category – Data & Analytics

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The core problem Orakl Network exists to solve is a useful mental model in its own right: a blockchain is a deterministic system that executes flawlessly and knows nothing about the world outside it. Prices, sensor readings, reserve balances — none of that data can get on-chain without some intermediary attesting to it, and that intermediary is exactly where trust breaks down in most DeFi exploits. Orakl, operating under Bisonai Pte Ltd out of Singapore… since February 2023, builds the attesting layer itself: staked-validator price feeds, verifiable randomness for gaming and NFT minting, and a proof-of-reserve module for wrapped assets and stablecoins.

Business registration was confirmed in Singapore on 19 February 2023, and the RMA™ status is Active — all six pillars at Standard Met, one of the cleaner records available via RMA-certified projects. VBTransparencyScore 31.64 at the 93.63rd percentile, ranked 3rd of 19 in the Services category. The organisation representative on file is listed confidentially rather than named — an unusual choice for an otherwise well-documented profile, though the governance audit itself doesn't require public disclosure of that individual to pass.

The gap worth naming plainly: no team member is named or verified in this registry at all, a genuine blind spot in a profile that otherwise reads as unusually complete. X carries only 332 certified followers — thin distribution for infrastructure that reportedly processes over 500 million on-chain calls, per the project's own account, and has secured integration listings in Kaia's official developer docs, which is a third-party confirmation of technical adoption independent of Orakl's own marketing. No token has launched; $ORAKL is referenced in the product design but not listed as live.

The useful comparison is on-chain data verification and compliance standards: an oracle's entire value is that it makes off-chain truth verifiable on-chain, so the standard it should be held to is at least as rigorous as the compliance frameworks it helps other protocols meet. Orakl clears that bar on governance. Team transparency is the piece still missing. Read More