Settle disputes faster.
With evidence on the table.
Add verified results and traceable evidence to the resolution workflow you already run.
Recorded-video verification first. Live outcomes require review.
Contested outcomes need precise rules and traceable evidence. Without both, every dispute is argued from scratch, and the answer depends on who is on shift.
For supported titles, Oracle returns a result with the evidence it was based on, or holds it for review. Your team applies that record in your own resolution process.
A tournament platform resolves a disputed match
A tournament platform keeps its own rulebook, resolution team and payouts. For a disputed match on a supported title, it sends the recorded clip and the rule. Oracle returns a result with an evidence reference, or holds it. The platform’s team uses that record in its own decision.
- A precise, written rule for each contested outcome
- Evidence you can trace behind each result
- Uncertain evidence is held for review, and a reversal is recorded with a reason
- Your resolution workflow, funds, KYC and payments stay yours
- The rule for each contested outcome, written precisely
- A recorded clip of the event
- The title, which must be a supported title
- Your resolution process: who reviews a hold and who decides a dispute
- Your own funds, KYC and payment operations
- A result: settled, held or voided, with an evidence reference
- A settlement_id on every settled result
- A hold for review when the evidence is uncertain
- A reversal record if a settled result is contested and overturned
- Recorded-video verification is built and benchmarked. It’s switched on for each partner when their plan is signed. No authenticated production test is on record yet.
- Live outcomes require a reviewer. Certified automated live is not available (Phase 2).
- Arena, the operator contest format, is sold as an operator SKU and scoped with the PLLAY team. Oracle does not hold funds, run KYC or execute payments.
Coverage by title is on /coverage and test records are on /status.
Added to the workflow you already have through the partner API: you submit the clip and the rule, receive the result by webhook, and apply it in your own process.
Start by agreeing which outcomes and titles are supported. Published pricing is an enterprise engagement ($25K–$75K per engagement) or a platform license ($500K+ a year); the team scopes it with you.