BNB Attestation Service

BNB Attestation Service (BAS) is an infrastructure protocol built within the BNB Chain ecosystem that focuses on decentralized identity and attestation — the process of issuing and verifying verifiable claims about entities, addresses, or credentials on-chain. It is designed to give developers and applications a trustworthy way to confirm real-world or on-chain facts without relying on a centralised authority. The intended users include developers building applications that require identity verification, reputation systems, or compliance checks.

BAS operates as an attestation layer on BNB Chain, meaning third parties can anchor signed statements — attestations — to the blockchain so that anyone can verify them independently. The BAS token functions within this ecosystem, though the data held by this site does not specify the exact consensus mechanism or block interval beyond recording a block time of zero, and no project description excerpt is stored. What is known is that the project falls under the Decentralised Identifier (DID) and Analytics categories and was distributed through a Binance Wallet IDO.

The data stored for BAS contains no fee stream — there is no recorded protocol revenue, fee collection, or distribution mechanism on this site, which means fee-based measures such as price-to-fees ratios are not applicable here. On the supply side, 25 percent of the maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 tokens is currently circulating, leaving a dilution overhang of approximately 300 percent relative to the circulating supply, meaning tokens not yet in circulation are three times the size of those that are. The fully diluted valuation is four times the current market capitalisation of roughly 59,536,814 USD, reflecting the scale of supply that could eventually enter circulation.