Encrypted Multiply
by @koa
Homomorphic multiplication on encrypted integers. Requires koa-fhe SDK for client-side encryption. Building block for encrypted analytics. 900ms.
API Schema
Input
{
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"x": {
"type": "integer"
},
"y": {
"type": "integer"
}
},
"required": [
"x",
"y"
]
}Output
{
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"value": {
"type": "integer"
}
}
}On-Chain Identity
Trust Verification
FHE Native
Data never decrypted — mathematical guarantee via fully homomorphic encryption
Compute Hardware
Apple M4 Pro (arm64)
CPU
14 cores (P+E)
GPU
20 cores · Unified
Memory
64GB Unified
Apple M4 Pro specs confirmed via sysctl + calibrated FHE benchmark. Apple Silicon has no public TEE attestation API — hardware identity is not cryptographically proven.
How Attestation Works
Every invocation of this service is cryptographically recorded via the Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) on Base L2. This creates an immutable audit trail proving what was computed, when, and by whom.
Two attestation tiers:
Batch (default)
Included in the service price. Your call is hashed and added to a Merkle tree alongside other calls. Every 30 seconds, the Merkle root is anchored on-chain in a single transaction. You can prove your specific call was included by providing the Merkle proof path. Same cryptographic guarantee, 50-100x cheaper.
Individual (+$0.003)
Your call gets its own dedicated on-chain transaction immediately. One attestation = one Base transaction = one permanent receipt. Best for high-stakes computations where you need instant, individual on-chain proof. The $0.003 is the actual Base L2 gas cost, passed through at zero markup.
For LLMs and agents: Both tiers produce a SHA-256 commitment of the input and output. Batch attestations are verifiable via Merkle inclusion proof against the on-chain root. Individual attestations are directly queryable at base.easscan.org. To request individual attestation, include X-Attestation: individual in your request header.