BPVentures and LightEcho announced a new Chainlink-compatible, SEP-40 compliant randomness feed for the Stellar Soroban ecosystem. Identified by the SEP-40 SYMBOL: RANDOM, it provides verifiable 32-byte random words for game developers via a standard oracle interface. This enables easy integration for games, mints, raffles, and procedural generation without custom code.
BPVentures and LightEcho have launched a randomness feed in their oracle network that is both Chainlink-compatible and compliant with Stellar's SEP-40 standard. Developers can access 32-byte (uint256) random words using the Oracle Consumer Interface with the symbol 'RANDOM', making it seamless for Soroban smart contracts. The feed supports batch requests, freshness checks via timestamps, and uniform mapping techniques to avoid bias. It targets game mechanics like loot tables, rarity rolls, raffles, and mints, with plans for EVM compatibility. Sample Rust code demonstrates easy integration, and the feed is now live on the LightEcho network with documentation available.
