Built by the Open Rights Foundation in partnership with blockchain startup company, AIKON, the Open Rights Exchange (ORE) Network is a cross-chain, open-source identity and account protocol designed to enable billions of people around the world to use blockchain applications. Users are able to control their identity, assets and rights across various on-chain and off-chain applications with a single universal account—much like Google’s universal sign-in. Unlike other chains, ORE Blockchain connects Web 2.0 identities to accounts on multiple blockchains — creating single sign-on for cross-chain interoperability. ORE Blockchain is a layer 1.5 solution that plugs into Ethereum, Algorand, EOS, Wax and Telos today — Polkadot, Polygon, BSC and Bitcoin coming soon. ORE Blockchain products are engineered to move Web 2.0 users onto public blockchain including: ORE ID — a Single Sign-On approach for multiple blockchains. ORE is backed by projects that need this technology: Meld.gold, Alliance Block, Bridge Tower Capital, Algorand Inc., Republic Realm, Authentium, 1World Online.