Shark Tank made its return today after more than a month away 🔥
A good chance to reconnect with the community, discover new ideas and see what builders have been working on during the break.
@RialoHQ
Rialo is more than a blockchain.
It’s a new way to think about what can be built onchain, bringing real-world capabilities closer to the network..
@RialoHQ@ericargent31113
@RialoHQ@ericargent31113 By making Web connectivity native to the protocol, Rialo allows blockchain applications to interact more directly with the external systems and data they need to operate.
@RialoHQ@ericargent31113 This can also be combined with confidential execution, helping protect sensitive information such as private data and credentials while the request is processed.
@RialoHQ@ericargent31113 The data returned from these requests can then be used by the application as part of its workflow, allowing external information to influence onchain execution.
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Onchain applications often need information from systems outside the blockchain and @RialoHQ makes this possible through native Web calls, allowing applications to interact with external APIs and services as part of their execution.
@ericargent31113
@RialoHQ@ericargent31113 Rialo introduces native Web calls as part of the protocol itself and this allows onchain programs to make authenticated requests to external systems during execution.
@RialoHQ@ericargent31113 Blockchains are usually isolated from the Web when an application needs external data, developers often have to rely on additional services to retrieve and deliver that information.
@RialoHQ By making compliance part of the execution environment, Rialo provides a more native way to build applications that can follow real-world rules while remaining programmable onchain
@RialoHQ This creates a closer connection between blockchain execution and the requirements of real-world financial applications, without forcing every compliance workflow to happen offchain
@RialoHQ Sensitive information can also remain private during this process the required conditions can be verified without making the underlying data publicly visible
@RialoHQ An application can therefore check whether certain conditions are met before allowing an action to continue instead of relying entirely on separate infrastructure
@RialoHQ Rialo allows compliance logic to be integrated closer to the protocol itself and this means specific rules can be evaluated as part of the execution process
@RialoHQ On most blockchains, compliance is handled through systems built outside the protocol.. these systems can add extra complexity and dependencies to the applications using them
Financial applications need to follow real-world rules while handling sensitive information..
@RialoHQ approaches this by bringing compliance directly into the execution layer instead of leaving it entirely to external systems🦾