The first oracle state machine for regulatory-compliant state synchronization
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Oraclizer is an oracle state machine that achieves bidirectional state synchronization between on-chain and off-chain systems. Unlike traditional oracles that relay discrete data points, Oraclizer synchronizes the complete state of tokenized assets across heterogeneous domains with cryptographic guarantees.
| Component | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| OSS | Oracle State Synchronizer — cross-chain state synchronization engine | In design |
| OIP | Oracle Interoperability Protocol — protocol specification for state mapping | In design |
| RCP | Regulatory Compliance Protocol — 31 requirements from 15 global regulators | EIP Draft |
| ERC-TRUST | Total Regulatory Unified Security Token standard | In design |
| OracleMint | RWA tokenization platform (DAML-based) | In design |
| Formal Verification | Isabelle/HOL proofs for cross-domain state preservation | Repository |
Our research publications at research.oraclizer.io cover the theoretical foundations, protocol design, formal verification, and economic modeling behind state synchronization.
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