Orochi Network and Data Ownership Protocol (DOP) are teaming up! This partnership brings together cutting-edge ZK technology and selective transparency to revolutionize data ownership on Ethereum.

At Orochi Network, we are dedicated to leveraging zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to build secure, scalable, and privacy-preserving systems. As a Verifiable Data Infrastructure, we emphasize using ZKPs for secure and verifiable data processing.

DOP will be an early adopter of our zkDA Layer, which revolutionizes development by enabling seamless, secure, and efficient access to unlimited off-chain data for zkApps, dApps, and smart contract platforms. 

zkDA Layer will strengthen our Oracles and Relayers, providing users with seamless, secure, and scalable data ownership solutions

Beyond technology, DOP will also be joining Orochi Network and ZKP Labs as a co-host of the exclusive Shisha Night event. Set in the heart of SoHo, this gathering will bring together OGs and ZK enthusiasts for an unforgettable evening.

Both Orochi and DOP are committed to pushing ZK technology forward, delivering real benefits to users. As the space evolves, we’re leading the charge - together. 

Our partnership with DOP is just the start - exciting things are on the way!

Become Orochi’s partner here! 

DOP (Data Ownership Protocol) empowers users to control how their data is accessed and used on Web3. Their mission is to enable trustless, privacy-first interactions across blockchain applications, ensuring that users maintain full sovereignty over their information while maintaining compliance with authorities.

Orochi Network is The World's First zkDA Layer and Provable Data Platform, recognized by the Ethereum Foundation. By leveraging Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), Orochi ensures data integrity, security, and interoperability, empowering developers with the tools to overcome the limitations of on-chain execution and scalability in Web3. At the core, Orochi offers the world's first verifiable database designed for enterprises, AI/ML, zkML, zkVMs, verifiable computation, Web3 applications, and more.