Pricing for assets that trade outside onchain hours
Tokenized funds, equities, commodities and digital assets all need a valuation onchain before anything can be built on them. RedStone publishes NAV and market pricing across 110+ blockchain networks, and keeps publishing when the venue behind the asset is closed.
Valuation for assets that do not originate onchain
A tokenized credit fund and a listed equity place very different demands on an oracle. Two products cover the range: one values the asset, the other verifies what backs it.
Price Feeds
Lending markets, blockchain networks, asset issuersNAV and market pricing for digital assets, staked and restaked derivatives, yield-bearing stablecoins, tokenized funds and treasuries. Every price is independently sourced and signed before delivery, and published in push or pull form to suit your contracts. Feeds are configured per client, not selected from a fixed catalogue.
Proof of Reserve
Asset issuers, stablecoin platformsA price states what an asset is worth. Proof of Reserve confirms the backing is there, as a cryptographic check a smart contract can perform, not an attestation someone has to trust.
Delivery for closed markets and fast networks
Some assets stop trading at the end of the day. Some networks produce blocks faster than a heartbeat feed can follow. Both are delivery problems, and both have a product.
RedStone Live
Perpetual futures exchanges, tokenized asset platformsOffchain streaming for equities, FX, commodities, indices and digital assets, sourced from the venues where the asset trades. Rollover logic and off-hours methodology are agreed per feed, and RedStone operates the relayers and the signing infrastructure.
Bolt
High-throughput networks, perpetual futures exchangesA push feed publishing onchain every 2.4 milliseconds, up to 400 updates per second, for networks with block times a standard oracle cannot match.
How the data is verified
One incorrect price, held for one minute, can liquidate positions that were never impaired. That is what oracle failure usually looks like.
Operational controls
- We verify every price against multiple independent sources.
- We check for deviation and stale data before anything is published.
- Every data point requires a multi-signer quorum.
- Nodes are redundant, delivery has a fallback, and we monitor both around the clock.
- Every published value keeps a signed, timestamped audit trail.
In production
First oracle to publish NAV onchain for BlackRock's BUIDL fund, extended across Securitize's tokenized funds.
Primary oracle provider across the network, extended into tokenized asset coverage for the issuers already there.
Tell us which assets you need priced
If the asset trades anywhere, we can price it, including outside its own market hours. Bring the asset, the network and the market hours, and our team will tell you what the feed looks like.