RedStone Finance

RedStone Finance is a modular blockchain oracle network that delivers cryptographically verified price feeds and data services to decentralized finance protocols, solving the problem of bringing trustworthy off-chain information on-chain without being locked into a single delivery model or chain architecture.

The Oracle Problem and RedStone's Approach

Smart contracts cannot natively access real-world prices or off-chain data. Traditional oracle designs solve this by maintaining a single push-based network that continuously writes prices to a blockchain — a model that works but carries high operational overhead, limits supported assets, and is difficult to extend to new chains.

RedStone takes a modular approach, separating data collection from data delivery. A network of independent, collateralized node operators sources price data from a broad mix of institutional and crypto-native feeds, applies multi-layer validation — including asset-specific anomaly detection, market depth analysis, and cross-source variance checks — and then delivers that data through whichever delivery model the protocol needs. This architecture allows RedStone to support over 1,300 assets across 110+ blockchains from the same underlying data layer, including non-EVM chains like Solana and Sui.

Delivery Models

RedStone supports three primary delivery models, and protocols can choose the one that fits their use case:

Push model — data is written on-chain on a regular schedule or when price deviation thresholds are crossed, similar to traditional oracle designs. This suits applications that need predictable latency.

Pull model — data is fetched on-demand by the application and verified on-chain at the moment of use. This approach reduces unnecessary transaction costs for protocols that only need fresh prices during specific actions like borrowing or liquidation.

Hybrid (ERC-7412) — combines push and pull mechanics, enabling complex protocols to fall back to fresh pulled data when cached prices are stale.

A specialized Perpetuals model handles the high-frequency pricing demands of derivatives platforms.

Product Suite

Beyond the core feed delivery mechanism, RedStone has expanded into a broader product stack:

RedStone Atom is the protocol's first liquidation-aware oracle, integrating Oracle Extractable Value (OEV) mechanics. By making the oracle aware of the liquidation context at the moment of price delivery, Atom enables protocols to recapture value that would otherwise flow to searchers, and to reduce MEV-related risks during volatile market conditions.

RedStone Bolt is an ultra-low-latency push oracle designed for high-frequency trading environments and applications where sub-second price freshness is critical.

Proof of Reserve provides cross-chain validation for tokenized assets and real-world asset (RWA) collateral, verifying that on-chain representations match the underlying holdings. This product underpins the protocol's institutional integrations.

RedStone Settle targets T+0 settlement for RWA collateral, addressing the timing gap between on-chain transaction finality and traditional settlement windows.

In 2025, RedStone acquired Credora, adding institutional-grade credit risk ratings and transparency tooling to its product suite — positioning the network as infrastructure for both protocol-level risk management and raw data feeds.

Security and Track Record

RedStone's architecture requires consensus among multiple independent, collateralized operators before any price is accepted — no single node can manipulate a feed. The system has undergone 15 security audits from firms including Halborn, Codespect, AuditOne, Cantina, PeckShield, and ABDK. Since launch, the protocol has reported zero mispricing incidents, including maintaining accurate feeds through October 2024 liquidation cascade events and the tariff-driven volatility of early 2025.

Backers and Team

RedStone was founded in 2021 and is backed by Arrington Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Blockchain Capital, and IOSG Ventures. The advisory board includes Stani Kulechov, founder of Aave, and Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon. Forbes Poland named RedStone the number one startup of 2025. The team expanded by 22 people during that year, roughly doubling its headcount.

The protocol's utility and governance token, $RED, launched on March 6, 2025, and was listed on Binance, Upbit, Bybit, Coinbase, Kraken, and Revolut at launch.

Solana Integration

RedStone deployed its oracle infrastructure to Solana in May 2025, with a specific focus on real-world asset price feeds. The integration uses Wormhole Queries as part of its attestation process, enabling institutional-grade feeds on Solana without requiring entirely separate node infrastructure.

The Solana launch was anchored by a partnership with Securitize, the tokenized asset platform that manages assets including BlackRock's USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) and Apollo's Diversified Credit Securitize Fund (ACRED). RedStone was named Securitize's official and primary oracle provider for its tokenized products, which also include VanEck's VBILL and the Hamilton Lane Senior Credit Opportunities Feeder Fund (SCOPE).

On Solana, Drift — the Solana-native perpetual trading platform — was the first protocol to adopt RedStone's RWA oracle, enabling derivatives trading on traditional assets such as Treasury yields. Kamino is among the other Solana protocols that have integrated RedStone feeds. The Solana deployment unlocked access to nearly $4 billion in liquidity from Securitize-managed tokenized assets.

RedStone has also published research positioning Solana as an emerging hub for real-world asset tokenization, citing the network's throughput, low transaction costs, and the concentration of institutional DeFi activity as factors that make it well-suited for high-frequency, high-value collateral management that RWA lending requires.

Broader Ecosystem

As of mid-2026, RedStone counts over 200 active protocol integrations, including Morpho, Spark, Pendle, Ether.fi, Euler, Venus, Ethena, Lombard, and Securitize. The protocol secured more than $4.9 billion in total value as of its most recently published figures and grew its client base by 63% year over year in 2025.

RedStone's modular design sets it apart from oracle networks built around a single delivery paradigm. For Solana specifically, its pull-model capability maps well to the chain's high transaction throughput, while its RWA and Proof of Reserve products address the institutional demand that has made Solana a destination for tokenized Treasury and credit products.