HTTP requests, AI models, heavy computations, randomness) and get cryptographic proof that the exact code they specified ran with the exact inputs provided. It executes workloads as WASM inside Intel TDX trusted execution environments (TEEs) and returns an attestation covering code, input, output, and worker identity. You can call it from NEAR smart contracts via yield/resume callbacks or from any app/backend via a simple HTTPS API (with support for encrypted secrets, persistent storage, and pay-per-execution billing).
Updated: January 28, 2026
