Band Protocol
Band Protocol is a cross-chain data oracle platform and unified data layer for AI and Web3 applications.
What is Band Protocol?
Band Protocol is a cross-chain data oracle platform that serves as a unified data layer for AI and Web3. Securing data on-chain since 2018, Band Protocol operates across 40+ chains with 67+ validators and over $215M in total value secured. Band Protocol's product suite includes Data Feed for connecting Web3 applications to real-time financial data, Membit for enhancing LLMs with the latest information via Data Hunters, and Band VRF for verifiable on-chain randomization. Developers can use Band's flexible oracle design to connect smart contracts with traditional web APIs using WebAssembly to create custom-made oracles within minutes.
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