Operating a Data Proxy

Data proxies allow data providers to expose their entire suite of private data to Oracle Programs on the SEDA network with a single integration. Data Providers can set a fee that is earned for every data reqeuest that utilizes their Data Proxy and private data.

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Introduction to Data ProxySystem RequirementsOperating and Running a Data Proxy

_{⚠ Important: Data providers that deploy or operate a data proxy connected to the SEDA Network do so independently and at their sole risk. SEDA provides its infrastructure and services strictly “AS IS”, “AS AVAILABLE”, and “WITH ALL FAULTS”, without any warranties of any kind, whether express or implied. SEDA expressly disclaims all liability, including but not limited to, any reliance on the content, information, or materials available on its sites, documentation, or services, any loss, error, outage, security incident, inaccuracy, or unavailability arising from or related to its infrastructure, services, or data. Data providers are solely responsible for their own infrastructure, data accuracy and legality, security, regulatory compliance, and for any claims, damages, or liabilities (including those bought by users or third parties) arising from or related to their proxies or data. Nothing herein constitutes legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice, nor does it any form of contract, solicitation, recommendation, commitment, or offer to buy or sell. Access to and use of any part of SEDA is subject to the most current SEDA Terms of Service.}