What Integrates with OnFinality?
Find out what OnFinality integrations exist in 2024. Learn what software and services currently integrate with OnFinality, and sort them by reviews, cost, features, and more. Below is a list of products that OnFinality currently integrates with:
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Ethereum
Ethereum Foundation
Ethereum is the community-run technology that powers the cryptocurrency, Ethereum (ETH), and thousands of decentralized apps. Ethereum is a technology that allows for digital money, global payments, as well as applications. The community has created a vibrant digital economy, new ways for creators of online income, and many other benefits. It's accessible to anyone, anywhere in the world. All you need is the internet. Today, billions cannot open bank accounts and others have their payments blocked. The Ethereum decentralized finance system (DeFi), never sleeps nor discriminates. You can send, receive and borrow money anywhere in the world with an internet connection. We can now access 'free' internet services without having to give up our personal data. Ethereum services are available by default. You only need a wallet. These services are free and easy-to-set up. They can be controlled by you and work without your personal information. Stake your ETH to become an Ethereum validator. Staking is a public good for the Ethereum ecosystem. You can help secure the network and earn rewards in the process. -
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Polkadot
Polkadot
Polkadot, a blockchain network, is being built to enable Web3.0. This will allow users to control their data and ensure that markets benefit from network efficiency. Gavin Wood, a former co-founder and CTO at Ethereum, founded Polkadot in 2016. Polkadot's technology solves the major problems that have hindered blockchain adoption over the past few years. Parity Technologies created Polkadot's Substrate software development toolkit that allows blockchain developers to create their own custom, fit for use blockchains. Polkadot allows multiple blockchains to communicate with each other, allows for easy upgrades, and introduces "shared Security", a plug and play network security model that allows developers focus on the technology instead of spending time and resources recruiting operators to run a new Blockchain. -
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Moonbeam
Moonbeam Network
There is no need to rewrite your smart contracts or reconfigure them. Moonbeam is more than an EVM implementation. It's a Layer 1.5 chain that mirrors Ethereum Web3 RPC, accounts keys subscriptions logs, and more. Moonbeam extends the base Ethereum feature sets with additional features like on-chain governance, stakes, and cross-chain integrations. You can reach segments of your market that are not accessible on Ethereum because of gas prices. You can be a "first-mover" by deploying to Polkadot’s rapidly expanding parachain ecosystem. -
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Moonriver
Moonbeam Network
Moonriver, a companion network to Moonbeam, provides a permanently incentivized network of canaries. Moonriver is the first port of call for new codes. This allows them to be tested and verified under real economic conditions. Once it is proven, the same code can be shipped to Moonbeam on Polkadot. You can quickly deploy your existing or new Solidity DApps to Moonriver parachain with minimal or no modifications. This will allow you to gain easy access the Kusama network. Moonriver mirrors Ethereum's Web3 RPC and accounts, keys, subscriptions and logs. This reduces the amount of changes required to run existing Solidity smart contract on the network. Easy replication of Ethereum's DApp can be done by Ethereum projects. Moonbeam can then deploy it using Hardhat, Truffle and Remix, as well as other popular deployment tools. -
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Kusama
Kusama
For blockchain developers who want rapid progress, unprecedented interoperability is available and scalability is possible. Substrate was used to build the project. It has a similar codebase and multichain infrastructure to Polkadot's cousin Kusama. Technology and society have become so interdependent that large entities are able to overstep their authority and stretch their boundaries. Kusama was created as a risk-taking network for Polkadot. It's a platform that allows change agents to take control, incite innovation, and disrupt the status quo. You can ship your product quickly if you move fast. Kusama's willingness to take risks and agile mentality allow developers to quickly move through the governance and upgrade process. This allows for rapid progress and growth. You can build on a next-generation multichain network that is sharded and uses the most recent features before they are available on Polkadot. -
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Avalanche
Avalanche
Build on Avalanche. You can build without limitations. Avalanche is a platform that allows you to create decentralized financial applications. It is open and programmable. Launch Ethereum dapps to instantly confirm transactions and process thousands of transactions per minute. This is far more than any other decentralized blockchain platform. You can deploy blockchains that meet your application requirements. You can create your own virtual machine and decide how the blockchain should work. Secure the platform by locking up your AVAX and facilitating transactions. Most likely, you have the hardware necessary to join the platform. Avalanche supports Solidity. All your favorite tools, such as Remix, Truffle, or Tenderly, work right out of the box. Avalanche smart contracts are only a tenth as expensive as Ethereum. Low gas fees, front-running, adverse effects, and other negative effects of slow smart contracts blockchains are all gone. -
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Astar Network
Astar
Astar Network is a Web3.0-compatible, scalable infrastructure. Astar Network was built with Parity’s Substrate framework. It can also be a future Polkadot Parachain that acts as a scalable smart contracts platform. Smart contracts are not supported by the Polkadot Relaychain. This gives Astar the chance to fill this gap. Scalability is a key requirement for dApp developers. Astar Network allows developers to build any application they want without having to think about its scalability. Astar Network is open-source. There are many opportunities to be involved in our ecosystem. Astar Network is an open source project that anyone can contribute to, develop, or modify. Astar Network's mission it to provide a scalable, interoperable and decentralized application platform that defines the new web, Web3.0. -
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Acala
Acala
Acala is an Ethereum-compatible smart contract platform that allows you to scale your DApp to Polkadot. Acala is Polkadot's decentralized finance network. It is a layer-1 smartcontract platform that is scalable, Ethereum compatible, and optimized to DeFi with built in liquidity and ready-made applications. Acala allows developers to access the best of Ethereum with the full power of substrate. It offers trustless exchange, decentralized stabilitycoin (aUSD), liquid stake (LDOT), EVM+ and DOT Liquid Staking. Access DOT-based assets, derivatives, Polkadot native decentralized stablecoin, Polkadot ecosystem assets, and cross-chain assets. Acala's blockchain is tailored for DeFi and can be upgraded without the need to fork to incorporate new features requested by developers. On-chain "keepers" automate protocol execution to better manage risk and improve user experience. They also charge transaction fees with almost any token. -
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Juno
Juno
Explore a variety of dapps and contracts, created in the Juno ecosystem by contributors and developers from all over the world. The Moneta Hacks is the largest incentivized smart-contract challenge in the world. Developers around the world can deploy smart contracts onto Juno, a permission-less interoperable smart contractual base layer. A simple, secure, and fast virtual machine can be set up to sandbox and partition your application's actions in order to improve testing, security, and speed. Once the delegation transaction is completed, rewards will be generated on a block-by-block basis. Stakers have the option to claim their accumulated rewards at any time via a non-custodial wallet. Juno is a fully community-owned and operated smart contracts platform. The majority of the genesis supply was staked to atom holders and committed to the locked community pool. It was then allocated to the smart contract Hacks & the vested developmental reserve.
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