The Pull-Based Oracle is Block Scholes’ original mechanism for delivering real-time financial data on-chain. It is ideal for latency-sensitive use cases where developers want control over when and how data is retrieved and fed into smart contracts.
🧩 How It Works
In this model, developers:
Fetch data from Block Scholes via WebSocket or REST API .
Relay this data into smart contract using own infrastructure.
Verify its authenticity using EIP-712 signatures .
🔗 API Documentation
🔐 Authentication
All API requests require a valid API key.
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✅ Verification via EIP-712
To ensure that the data originates from Block Scholes and is not tampered with, every data payload is signed using EIP-712. Developers must implement signature verification logic in their contracts to check the integrity of this data.
You can adapt this verification flow for other feed types by changing the structs and type hashes accordingly.
🔐 Feed-Specific Structs and Type Hashes
1. Interest rate
Interest rate term structure for given currency
Structs
Copy struct Values {
string sid;
int256 v;
}
struct Data {
Values[] values;
int256 timestamp;
}
Type Hashes
Copy bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DOMAIN = keccak256("EIP712Domain(string name,string version,uint256 chainId,address verifyingContract)");
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Values(string sid,int256 v)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,int256 v)");
2. Mark price
Mark price for any option on the volatility smile for the given expiry.
Structs and Type Hashes
Copy struct Data {
Values[] values;
int256 timestamp;
}
// ---------------------
// 📦 Format A: Moneyness
// ---------------------
struct Values {
string sid;
uint256[] v;
uint256[] moneyness;
}
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH_A = keccak256("Values(string sid,uint256[] v,uint256[] moneyness)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH_A = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,uint256[] v,uint256[] moneyness)");
// ---------------------
// 📦 Format B: Strike
// ---------------------
struct Values {
string sid;
uint256[] v;
uint256[] strike;
}
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH_B = keccak256("Values(string sid,uint256[] v,uint256[] strike)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH_B = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,uint256[] v,uint256[] strike)");
// ---------------------
// 📦 Format C: Delta
// ---------------------
struct Values {
string sid;
uint256[] v;
int256[] delta;
}
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH_C = keccak256("Values(string sid,uint256[] v,int256[] delta)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH_C = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,uint256[] v,int256[] delta)");
// 📌 Common to all
bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DOMAIN = keccak256("EIP712Domain(string name,string version,uint256 chainId,address verifyingContract)");
Additional optional fields may be included to represent first-order Greeks in value structs
Copy int256[] delta;
int256[] vega;
int256[] theta;
int256[] rho;
int256[] phi;
// Example
struct Values {
string sid;
int256[] v;
int256[] moneyness;
// Optional Greek
int256[] delta;
}
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH_A = keccak256("Values(string sid,int256[] v,int256[] moneyness,int256[] delta)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH_A = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,int256[] v,int256[] moneyness,int256[] delta)");
Future mark price
When querying futures mark prices, the structure is simplified. Instead of returning arrays or multiple buckets, the response contains only a single value per sid
.
Structs
Copy struct Values {
string sid;
int256 v;
}
struct Data {
Values[] values;
int256 timestamp;
}
Type Hashes
Copy bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DOMAIN = keccak256("EIP712Domain(string name,string version,uint256 chainId,address verifyingContract)");
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Values(string sid,int256 v)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,int256 v)");
3. Model params
Calibrated SVI model parameters defining the implied volatility smile for a specific expiry.
Structs
Copy struct Values {
string sid;
int256 alpha;
int256 beta;
int256 rho;
int256 m;
int256 sigma;
}
struct Data {
Values[] values;
int256 timestamp;
}
Type Hashes
Copy bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DOMAIN = keccak256("EIP712Domain(string name,string version,uint256 chainId,address verifyingContract)");
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Values(string sid,int256 alpha,int256 beta,int256 rho,int256 m,int256 sigma)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,int256 alpha,int256 beta,int256 rho,int256 m,int256 sigma)");
4. Settlement and Index Price
Settlement Price: Time-weighted average of the spot index price at a specified expiry.
Designed for robust and manipulation-resistant settlement of derivatives contracts (including futures and options).
Index Price: Block Scholes index price for the given asset.
Structs
Copy struct Values {
string sid;
uint256 v;
}
struct Data {
Values[] values;
int256 timestamp;
}
Type Hashes
Copy bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DOMAIN = keccak256("EIP712Domain(string name,string version,uint256 chainId,address verifyingContract)");
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH = bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Values(string sid,uint256 v)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,uint256 v)");
5. Implied Volatility (IV) Feeds
Block Scholes supports three types of implied volatility feeds based on how the data is bucketed:
Strike-based IV — Implied volatilities for different strike values
Moneyness-based IV — Implied volatilities for different moneyness values
Delta-based IV — Implied volatilities for different delta values
Index-based IV - Implied volatility value for a given index, typically representing ATM IV or a snapshot of the vol surface.
All three types follow the same struct and EIP-712 signature pattern — only the bucket field name changes depending on the dimension used.
Solidity structs
Copy struct Values {
string sid;
int256[] bucket; // This can be strike, moneyness, or delta
int256[] v; // Corresponding implied volatilities
}
struct Data {
Values[] values;
int256 timestamp;
}
// Example for strike-based IV
struct Values {
string sid;
int256[] strike;
int256[] v;
}
Type Hashes
For generic usage:
Copy bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DOMAIN = keccak256("EIP712Domain(string name,string version,uint256 chainId,address verifyingContract)");
bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_VALUES = keccak256("Values(string sid,int256[] bucket,int256[] v)");
bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DATA = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,int256[] bucket,int256[] v)");
For concrete implementations, replace bucket
with the actual field:
Example: Strike-based IV
Copy bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_VALUES = keccak256("Values(string sid,int256[] strike,int256[] v)");
bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DATA = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,int256[] strike,int256[] v)");
Index IV
Copy struct Values {
string sid;
uint256 v;
}
struct Data {
Values[] values;
int256 timestamp;
}
Type hashes
Copy bytes32 constant TYPE_HASH_DOMAIN = keccak256("EIP712Domain(string name,string version,uint256 chainId,address verifyingContract)");
bytes32 constant VALUES_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Values(string sid,uint256 v)");
bytes32 constant DATA_TYPEHASH = keccak256("Data(Values[] values,int256 timestamp)Values(string sid,uint256 v)");