BNB Attestation Service

BNB Attestation Service (BAS) is an infrastructure protocol built on the BNB Chain ecosystem that provides a framework for creating, issuing, and verifying on-chain attestations — essentially digitally signed statements that one party makes about another. It targets use cases in decentralized identity (DID) and analytics, where applications, organizations, or individuals need a trustless way to verify claims such as credentials, reputation, or compliance data. The intended audience includes developers and projects that need reliable identity or verification layers without relying on a centralized authority.

BAS operates within the BNB Chain ecosystem, meaning it inherits that network's settlement and consensus infrastructure rather than running its own chain; the data stored here records no separate consensus algorithm or block time for BAS itself. The BAS token is used inside the system to interact with the attestation protocol, though the precise mechanics of how it is staked, spent, or burned are not captured in the data available here. The protocol falls under the Decentralized Identifier standard, meaning attestations are anchored to on-chain identifiers that can be independently verified.

No fee stream is recorded in the data available for BAS, meaning this site cannot report figures for protocol revenue, fee recipients, or what the protocol retains from activity. The absence of a fee stream means fee-based valuation measures that this site might otherwise display are not applicable here. On the supply side, 2,500,000,000 tokens are currently in circulation against a maximum supply of 10,000,000,000, placing circulating supply at 25% of the maximum at this point in time, with a dilution overhang of approximately 300% — meaning the tokens not yet in circulation represent three times the current circulating supply.