Professional Oracle Registration
OmegaX supports professional oracle onboarding for labs, hospitals, health apps, claims operators, and specialist data providers.
Use this page when you need to understand the public identity and activation model for professional oracle operators.
Registration makes an oracle profile discoverable and claimable. It does not automatically grant settlement authority inside a plan.
Why the registration model matters
Professional oracle onboarding is not only profile management.
It is the public identity layer for:
- who an oracle is
- who administers it
- what it claims to support
- which signer is actually allowed to activate and operate it
Split between admin and signer
The public v2 flow separates two roles:
| Role | Job | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Admin wallet | Creates and maintains organization profile data. | Does not automatically operate finality. |
| Oracle signing key | Cryptographically claims the oracle and activates it. | Still needs plan-level approval or permissioning. |
This helps prevent impersonation when an operations team provisions a profile before the actual oracle signer team completes activation.
What the onchain profile should communicate
The profile should make public:
- organization identity and type
- display and legal naming
- public web/app references
- supported outcome capability references
- update history and claim status
This gives sponsors and operators a transparent way to reason about who is participating in plan finality.
Recommended flow
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Admin registers the professional oracle profile. |
| 2 | Oracle signer claims and activates the oracle. |
| 3 | Plan operators decide whether to use that oracle inside their trust policy. |
| 4 | Profile metadata and declared capability references can evolve over time through the allowed update path. |
What registration does not do by itself
Registration does not automatically grant settlement power.
Plans still need:
- explicit oracle policy
- explicit approval or permissioning
- finality and challenge logic
- role-appropriate boundaries
That is why registration belongs inside a broader oracle trust model rather than acting as the whole trust model.