I want to share what we’ve been building at APRO and why it matters.
We’ve taken our oracle infrastructure and turned it into something much more practical: an Oracle-as-a-Service model where data feeds are accessed through simple subscriptions. The idea is straightforward. Builders shouldn’t have to run nodes, maintain complex infrastructure, or struggle with custom integrations just to get reliable off-chain data on-chain.
We’ve spent a lot of time focusing on prediction markets and similar emerging ecosystems because their data needs are very specific and often underserved. By going deep into those requirements, we were able to design a service that actually fits how these products are built and used.
With APRO OaaS, any developer can access off-chain data through an API and bring it on-chain using a subscription model powered by x402 payments. We take care of payments, API keys, access control, and data delivery, so teams can stay focused on building their core product instead of reinventing oracle infrastructure.
The foundation is already live. Payments are handled through x402, API keys are generated and distributed automatically, keys can be managed easily, and access is fully subscription-based so you only pay for the data you actually use.
What we’re working toward next is an oracle marketplace that feels more like a data API store than a traditional crypto product. You’ll be able to browse available data feeds, read clear documentation, see pricing up front, subscribe in a few clicks, receive your API key, and start using the data immediately.
By turning oracle access into a service instead of a complex integration, we’re trying to remove friction for builders and help new on-chain products launch faster. That’s how we think trust should scale, and that’s how ecosystems actually grow.
APRO Oracle as a Service is now live on Ethereum, starting with prediction markets and other high-potential verticals. No nodes to run, no infrastructure to manage. Just reliable, multi-source data when you need it.
