Products
Verification infrastructure for tokenized finance
Fact Finance acts as an independent verification layer between offchain data, financial records and onchain systems, connecting reserves, liabilities, allocations and external data to build transparency, compliance and trust.
Proof of Reserves
Independent reserve verification for stablecoins, tokenized assets and exchanges.
Proof of Allocation
Verification that onchain capital is allocated offchain to the investments it is meant to finance.
Oracle Infrastructure
Verifiable external data for onchain logic, automation and compliance.
Verifiable external data for onchain logic
Oracle Infrastructure delivers verifiable external data onchain for smart contracts, automated logic and tokenized financial products. It connects trusted offchain sources to blockchain environments with cryptographic integrity, enabling applications that depend on reliable external information to function with greater security and consistency.
This product supports use cases where onchain systems need structured inputs from the real world. That can include financial data, reserve-related information, reference values or other external records required for token logic, monitoring, automation or compliance workflows. The goal is not only to move data onchain, but to do so in a way that is reliable, transparent and operationally usable.
Operational risk reduction
By automating the delivery of external data onchain, Oracle Infrastructure removes reliance on manual processes that introduce latency, human error and opacity. Smart contracts receive the inputs they need in a structured, traceable and timely way.
The cryptographic integrity of published data allows onchain systems to verify the authenticity of information before using it, reducing the risk of manipulation or incorrect data being inserted into the contract execution environment.
Quotes and financial indices for smart contract automation and onchain settlement logic.
Structured non-numerical information such as ratings, classifications and compliance status for use in conditional logic.
ESG indicators, carbon credits and environmental metrics for tokenized products with a sustainability component.
Supply chain tracking and delivery events for smart contracts with triggers based on real-world events.
Event monitoring
Oracle Infrastructure also supports real-time event monitoring. This allows smart contracts to respond automatically to specific triggers — such as price changes, maturities, status updates or external events — without the need for manual intervention.
This capability is especially relevant in tokenized financial products that require automatic responses to market events, scheduled maturities or compliance updates, making contracts more autonomous, predictable and auditable.
Verification that onchain capital is allocated offchain
Proof of Allocation verifies whether capital raised onchain is actually being allocated offchain to the real-world investments it is meant to finance. It was designed for tokenized structures where the key question is not only whether funds were raised, but whether those resources are being directed to the assets and investments represented to investors.
This is especially relevant for RWA structures, where liabilities may be created onchain through tokens, vaults or pools, while the underlying investments remain offchain. Fact Finance connects both sides by linking platform records, financial accounts and investment data to the liabilities represented onchain.
The result is a clearer view of how capital moves from issuance or fundraising to effective allocation. This helps tokenization platforms, issuers and investment structures reduce opacity around fund destination, strengthen investor trust and support compliance conversations.
Fact Finance’s role
Fact Finance acts as an independent verification layer between onchain liabilities and offchain investments. We structure and reconcile information from blockchain networks, platform records, financial accounts and investment documentation to verify whether the capital raised is being allocated as represented.
For tokenized investment structures, Fact Finance helps track the relationship between the capital captured onchain and the assets financed offchain. This includes structures based on receivables, credit operations, equities, funds, real estate or other real-world investments.
Verification outputs are published through dashboards, reports and onchain attestations, helping issuers and platforms communicate allocation integrity in a clear, structured and recurring way.
Data connected for verification
Token supply, vault balances, pool activity and other onchain records that represent capital raised from investors.
Bank account data, payment flows and financial records used to track how capital moves after being raised onchain.
Contracts, receivables, asset positions or investment documentation used to verify where capital is effectively allocated.
Independent reserve verification
Proof of Reserves enables independent verification that reserves match the assets or liabilities represented in stablecoins, tokenized assets and exchanges. By connecting offchain reserve data to onchain balances, Fact Finance helps issuers, custodians and platforms make reserve coverage more visible, structured and trustworthy.
For stablecoins and reserve-backed tokenized assets, Proof of Reserves verifies whether issued balances are properly backed by the reserves held offchain. By reconciling token issuance with custody and financial account data, it helps issuers demonstrate reserve coverage more clearly and strengthens transparency for investors, partners and regulators.
For exchanges and custodians, Proof of Reserves verifies whether customer liabilities are matched by the assets held under the platform’s control. This can include cryptographic methods such as Merkle Tree-based proofs, allowing users to verify that their balances were included in the liability set without exposing other users’ data. The result is a stronger transparency layer for platforms that need to demonstrate reserve integrity with greater rigor.
Fact Finance’s role
Fact Finance connects offchain reserve data to onchain balances, automating reconciliation and data publication via oracle. This enables issuers and platforms to make their reserves continuously auditable, without relying on manual reports or isolated periodic audits.
For assets indexed to financial indicators, Fact Finance delivers the necessary reference data onchain — such as rates, indices and exchange rates — with cryptographic integrity and source traceability, ensuring that reserve coverage calculations reflect the correct values at each update.
With Fact Finance’s oracle, issuers’ smart contracts can consume reserve data programmatically, triggering alerts, issuance adjustments or compliance flows automatically when coverage parameters are reached or exceeded.
Data connected for verification
Balances, statements and custody positions from banks, custodians or financial institutions holding the underlying reserves.
Token supply, wallet balances, transaction activity and controlled digital assets across supported blockchain networks.
Customer balance records, internal ledgers or liability datasets used to reconcile obligations against reserve assets.