# Supra > A Faster, Better Web3 Experience for Everyone Supra is a Layer 1 blockchain that lets developers build applications with integrated oracles, automation, and cross-chain messaging. Supra is a vertically integrated Layer 1 blockchain that combines smart contracts, oracles, automation, and cross-chain messaging. Developers can deploy applications across multiple virtual machines, access real-time data feeds, automate DeFi operations, and bridge assets between chains. Its native integration of these components reduces the need for external dependencies compared to traditional Layer 1 blockchains. - Type: Network - Sector: Blockchain Platforms - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-02-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra ## Products - [Supra Layer 1](https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra): Supra Layer 1 is a high-performance blockchain with MultiVM support for Move, EVM, Solana, and CosmWasm, featuring native oracles, automation, and cross-chain messaging with 500k TPS throughput and sub-second finality. (L1, Live, Main Product) - [Supra Oracles](https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra): Supra Oracles delivers decentralized price feeds and data services across multiple blockchains using the DORA protocol with Byzantine Fault Tolerant aggregation from multiple data sources. (Oracle, Live) - [SupraNova Bridge](https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra): SupraNova is a modular interoperability protocol enabling fast asset and message transfers between Supra and other blockchains using HyperNova trustless bridging and Hyperloop multi-signature protocols. (Bridge, In Development) - [AutoFi](https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra): AutoFi provides system-level automation for DeFi operations with zero-block delay execution, enabling automated liquidations, rebalancing, yield harvesting, and recurring payments without external keepers. (AI Agent, Live) - [StarKey Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra): StarKey is a multichain self-custodial wallet featuring Split Key Recovery security across three fragments, supporting Supra, Ethereum, Solana, Aptos, and Sui with advanced key management and staking capabilities. (Wallet, Live) - [SupraScan](https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra): SupraScan is the official block explorer for Supra Layer 1, enabling users to track transactions, monitor network activity, and explore blockchain data with real-time insights. (Block Explorer, Live) ## Assets - [Supra (SUPRA)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/supra): SUPRA is the native token of Supra Layer 1. It is used to pay gas fees and AutoFi task fees, and validators stake SUPRA to secure consensus, oracles, dVRF and automation services. It enables on-chain governance for voting on network upgrades and revenue-split parameters, and serves as collateral in automated lending and liquidity primitives. 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