According to Bitcoin.com News, weather data firm Kweather and blockchain network Flare signed a Letter of Intent on Tuesday, July 8, to launch a pilot project for publishing verified meteorological data on-chain. Kweather will feed temperature, rainfall and other climate variables into Flare's Time Series Oracle, enabling smart contracts to access trusted, tamper-resistant environmental data for financial applications.
The partnership aims to develop parametric climate insurance products that automatically trigger payouts when predefined environmental thresholds—such as drought, heatwaves or heavy rainfall—are met, eliminating traditional claims assessments. The companies also plan to explore weather derivatives for agriculture, energy, logistics and other climate-sensitive sectors. Over time, they intend to connect the system to the XRP ecosystem through Flare's existing infrastructure.