Brevis, a verifiable computing platform, has raised $7.5 million in seed funding led by Polychain Capital and Binance Labs. This funding will help advance Brevis’s technology that enables seamless, trust-free, and affordable off-chain computation, improving blockchain network scalability without fragmenting liquidity or states.
The seed funding round attracted major players like IOSG, Nomad Capital, Bankless Ventures, and Hashkey, along with angel investors. Brevis’s ZK Coprocessor allows blockchain applications to offload computationally expensive tasks to a low-cost off-chain environment while retaining on-chain verification through Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZK Proofs).
Brevis’s SDK also enables developers to create data-driven, computationally intensive dApps without needing deep expertise in cryptographic algorithms. Brevis is partnering with notable protocols such as Kwenta, JoJo Exchange, and Trusta, which have already implemented Brevis-powered solutions on mainnet.
Future integrations with platforms like PancakeSwap, Quickswap, and Algebra are expected to expand the ecosystem’s capabilities. As one of the first adopters of EigenLayer’s AVS model, Brevis offers an innovative propose-challenge coprocessing architecture to reduce ZK computation costs. Brevis’s co-founder, Michael Tung, believes that Web3’s future lies in a hybrid “glue-and-coprocessor” model, with blockchains acting as foundational layers while offloading heavy computation to off-chain networks like Brevis.
With its recent funding, Brevis plans to expand its R&D team, advance its prover network, and accelerate the adoption of the ZK Data Coprocessor. As blockchain technology continues to push boundaries, Brevis aims to make verifiable computing accessible to a wider array of developers and users, making decentralized applications more sophisticated, scalable, and accessible for the Web3 community.
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