Soren

V1 Attestation

A signed, timestamped statement that a specific SHA-256 was presented to Soren at a given moment. Use it when a counterparty must check that your output existed by then. You send only the hash — we never receive your content, so there is nothing to leak or be compelled to produce. An agent signing its own output proves nothing to anyone else. Not a legal notarisation, not proof of authorship, not proof it existed earlier. Verify with soren.com/oracle-key.json

Soren

V1 Commit

Seal a value now and prove later that you were bound to it before the outcome was known. Use it for sealed bids, commit-reveal games, or any promise a counterparty must be able to check afterwards. Send only a SHA-256 — we never see the value. Nothing is stored: the signed commitment is handed back and is the only copy, so there is no database of sealed values to leak. Verify with soren.com/oracle-key.json

Soren

V1 Coord Session

Distributed locks, semaphores, shared rate-limit buckets and monotonic counters for multi- agent fleets. Use it when nine agents share one upstream API quota, or ten workers must not process the same job twice. Buy an operation budget once, then every call runs at ordinary HTTP latency instead of waiting on settlement. Tiers: 100 ops $0.05, 1000 $0.25, 5000 $1.00. Renew and release are always free. Every acquire returns a fencing token: a TTL lock alone is not mutual exclusion.

Soren

V1 Oracle Fx

A signed, timestamped euro reference exchange rate from the European Central Bank, for any pair among the ~30 currencies it publishes. Returns the rate, the ECB reference date, the underlying euro base rates, a SHA-256 of the exact bytes returned, and an Ed25519 signature. Non-EUR pairs are crossed via EUR and that is stated in the response, because it is our calculation and not an ECB figure.

Soren

V1 Oracle Stat

A signed, timestamped US economic statistic from the Bureau of Labor Statistics — unemployment rate, CPI, nonfarm payroll, participation or average hourly earnings. Returns the latest figure with about a year of history, a SHA-256 of the exact bytes BLS returned, and an Ed25519 signature. Use it to prove what a figure WAS at a moment, because BLS revises its series. Verify with soren.com/oracle-key.json

Soren

V1 Oracle Weather

A signed, timestamped reading from the US National Weather Service for any US coordinate. Returns the latest station observation — temperature, dewpoint, humidity, wind, pressure, visibility — with a SHA-256 of the exact bytes NOAA returned and an Ed25519 signature over both. Use it to prove what the weather was recorded as at a moment. Verify with soren.com/oracle-key.json

Soren

V1 Reveal

Open a commitment issued by /v1/commit and receive a signed statement that the value matches what was sealed, and how long it was sealed for. A MISMATCH IS ALSO SIGNED, so an honest party can prove the other side produced something different from what it committed to. Use it to settle sealed bids and fair-play disputes. Verify with soren.com/oracle-key.json

Soren

V1 Secret

A one-read dead drop for handing a credential between two agents. Use it when neither side should hold the secret first. POST it, pay once, and receive a URL that works exactly one time — the read destroys it before responding, so a lost response cannot become a second delivery. The reader pays nothing, because a recipient may hold no wallet. Max 4096 bytes. Encrypted at rest with a key returned once and never kept; blind=true stores your own ciphertext untouched.

Soren