on Flare

The blockchain for data

Flare is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 with enshrined data protocols. Its data and compute expand what capital can do.

Building with the best

Foundational technology

Enshrined Data Protocols

Flare's protocols are integrated into the blockchain's core, and inherit the economic security of the entire network

Flare Confidential Compute

Lets capital act on verifiable results from data that is never published. Available now on Songbird, FCC returns signed results from registered, hardware-isolated environments.

Flare Stake

Flare uses a proof-of-stake (PoS) mechanism to ensure a significant and consistent level of economic security

New use cases

FAssets

Brings assets that do not have native smart contract support, like XRP, into DeFi.

FSA

Control assets from XRPL. Execute on Flare

Key protocols

FDC

Reliably access external blockchain events and real-world APIs

FTSO

Easily integrate fast, secure, and decentralized price feeds

Flare Featured News

Sep 24, 2026

One year of FXRP on Flare

Flare Updates

Flare Featured News

Apr 8, 2026

From activity to value accrual: Our plan for FLR

Flare Updates

Flare Featured News

Feb 26, 2026

One-Click DeFi Vault with Xaman, powered by Flare Smart Accounts & FAssets

Flare Updates

Fast

500,899,152

1.1s avg block time with single-slot finality

Decentralized

100 Data Providers

3.3% maximum stake per data provider

Secure

72% FLR Staked

of which 97% is from the community

Build on Flare

Leverage Flare's full-stack data solutions in your decentralized application.

Developer Resources Learn about Flare

1import "@flarenetwork/flare-periphery-contracts/flare/ContractRegistry.sol";2import "@flarenetwork/flare-periphery-contracts/flare/FtsoV2Interface.sol";3 4contract FtsoV2Consumer {5    FtsoV2Interface internal ftsoV2;6 7    function getFlrUsdPrice()8        external9        returns (uint256 value, int8 decimals, uint64 timestamp) {10        ftsoV2 = ContractRegistry.getFtsoV2();11        bytes21 flrUsdId = 0x01464c522f55534400000000000000000000000000;12        return ftsoV2.getFeedById(flrUsdId);13    }14}