The Oraichain team, which is known to focus on AI-powered blockchain infrastructure and oracle systems, is now prepared to improve the developer experience and functionality of Avalanche-powered decentralised apps (dApps).
According to Oraichain, an AR-powered infrastructure builder for multiple blockchain systems, its completely on-chain Verifiable Random Function (VRF) has been successfully released on Avalanche (AVAX).
When Orachain launches its product on Avalanche (AVAX), all Avalanche (AVAX) developers will receive a publicly verified random number generator for their purposes. It removes the need for gambing protocols and DeFi platforms to connect third-party systems through APIs.
Using a decentralised oracle platform reduces the possibility of attacks: no malicious attacker may corrupt or tamper with on-chain solutions.
To fulfil this purpose, Oraichain’s tamper-proof and transparent Verifiable Random Function (VRF) uses the group signature verification process. When a dApp seeks verified randomness, Orachain sends it in a virtually immediate noncustodial way through the Orachain-Avalanche bridge.
The same cross-chain bridge is used to provide publicly verifiable random values to the VRF contract and, subsequently, to a decentralised application that requests them.
Oraichain VRF 2.0, with its plug-and-play Lego-like framework, can be utilised and incorporated even by developers with minimal experience in smart contract development.
As a result, the availability of this protocol may aid in the transfer of applications from Web2 to Web3.
