Ethereum Attestation Service
Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) is an open-source infrastructure public good for making attestations onchain or offchain.
EAS is a foundational layer that empowers anyone to make attestations about anything. By creating a decentralized ledger of verifiable claims, we can revolutionize traditional finance, build decentralized reputation systems, voting mechanisms, governance frameworks, social media platforms, supply chain tracking systems, knowledge graphs, and lots more.
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How EAS is integrated with Rootstock​
The EAS essential contracts has been successfully deployed to Rootstock, this includes a robust indexer, and a user-friendly alternative explorer. The following sections will delve into the technical details of these implementations.
About EAS​
EAS runs on two smart contracts
- Registering attestation Schemas
- Attesting the Schemas.
Schemas can be registered for a wide range of use cases, and attestations can be made both on-chain and off-chain. For more complex scenarios, you can incorporate a resolver contract into the Schema. This enables on-chain verification of attestation data and the ability to attach payments to attestations.
Start Building​
Open-Source Code​
Find the open-source repositories
- EAS Contracts: The contracts are elegantly simple. We forked the repository adding the contracts for Rootstock Mainnet and Testnet.
- EAS SDK: See the latest version of the SDK Library.
- EAS Indexing Service: See how we index attestation data. Added support for Rootstock Testnet and Mainnet.
- EAS Explorer: Alternative Explorer UI to display attestations.
EAS Contracts​
Find the deployed EAS contracts on Rootstock Mainnet and Tesnet:
Mainnet​
- EAS:
- SchemaRegistry:
- EIP712Proxy:
- Indexer:
Testnet​
- EAS:
- SchemaRegistry:
- EIP712Proxy:
- Indexer: