Orochi Network

Orochi Network is a zero-knowledge proof operating system focused on verifiable data infrastructure. Its core product, zkDatabase, is a NoSQL database that generates a cryptographic proof for every operation, enabling data integrity verification without exposing sensitive information.

The main problem it solves is trust in off-chain data. Smart contracts and institutional applications like stablecoin issuers, RWA protocols, and DeFi platforms rely on data that cannot be natively verified on-chain. zkDatabase provides a solution by proving that data is authentic and operations were executed correctly, using ZK-proof systems like Groth16.

Key competitive advantages include cost efficiency—reducing on-chain data anchoring costs by approximately 12,500x compared to direct Ethereum storage—and scalability, with the ability to batch thousands of operations into a single proof. The system has processed over 274,000 operations with a 0.0025% error rate.

In the past six months (February to August 2026), Orochi Network launched zkDatabase Mainnet after a five-month testnet phase. The mainnet supports use cases such as continuous Proof of Reserves for stablecoin issuers, verifiable position data for compliance teams, and cross-chain data consistency. The platform has formed an alliance with over 120 enterprise partners, including Plume and Lumia. It also addresses regulatory requirements like MiCA and Basel III's crypto asset framework, which took effect in January 2026.