# Supra

## Overview

Supra provides high-performance oracle services that deliver real-time price feeds and external data to decentralized applications.

On Pharos, Supra’s DORA Pull Oracle is deployed on Pacific Mainnet and Atlantic Testnet, enabling smart contracts to securely fetch off-chain data directly from the oracle network.

## Network Deployment

The DORA Pull Oracle is available on Pacific Mainnet and Atlantic Testnet with the following contracts:

### Pacific Mainnet Contracts

| Contract | Address                                    |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| Storage  | 0x58e158c74DF7Ad6396C0dcbadc4878faC9e93d57 |
| Pull     | 0x16f70cAD28dd621b0072B5A8a8c392970E87C3dD |

### Atlantic Testnet Contracts

| Contract | Address                                    |
| -------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| Storage  | 0xaa2f56843Cec7840F0C106F0202313d8d8CB13d6 |
| Pull     | 0x443A0f4Da5d2fdC47de3eeD45Af41d399F0E5702 |

## When to Use Supra

Supra is typically used for:

* Fetching real-time price feeds
* Building DeFi applications (lending, trading, derivatives)
* Powering RWA protocols that depend on external data
* Triggering smart contract logic based on off-chain inputs

## Integration Notes

* The DORA Pull model allows contracts to request data directly from the oracle
* Ensure your contract is configured to interact with the correct oracle contract addresses
* Suitable for applications requiring reliable and up-to-date data feeds

## Documentation

For detailed integration guides and supported features:

<https://docs.supra.com/oracles>

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## Next Steps

* Integrate the DORA Pull Oracle into your smart contracts
* Test oracle data flows on Mainnet and Testnet
* Combine with other infrastructure such as RPC and indexing for full application workflows


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