RedStone, a DeFi oracle network, has launched its enterprise-grade oracle infrastructure on the Stellar network, introducing a data layer needed to support lending markets, decentralized exchanges, derivatives, and tokenized real-world assets.
Stellar processes nearly six million operations daily and powers global payment infrastructure for Circle, MoneyGram, and Franklin Templeton. The network’s DeFi ecosystem can now leverage reliable, production-ready pricing data.
RedStone addresses this gap by introducing secure, production-ready price feeds on the Stellar mainnet. The initial rollout includes 10 live feeds covering major digital assets and stablecoins, including BTC, ETH, USDC, PYUSD, and the Franklin Templeton BENJI fund token, with additional feeds and integrations planned.
The delivery of the Franklin Templeton BENJI feed marks an important step for tokenized RWA on Stellar, enabling institutional-grade financial instruments to operate on-chain with reliable pricing data.
RedStone secures more than $8.5 billion in total value across multiple blockchain ecosystems and has undergone independent security audits by Zellic and Veridise. Its architecture, which includes deviation-based updates and read time freshness enforcement, is designed to meet institutional standards for reliability, making it suitable for financial applications that operate at scale.
“Stellar has long demonstrated its strength as a blockchain for real world financial activity, particularly in payments and stablecoins,” said Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder of RedStone. “What has been missing is an enterprise level oracle infrastructure required to unlock more advanced financial applications. With reliable, institutional grade data now available, developers can begin building the lending markets, exchanges, and tokenized asset platforms needed to scale DeFi on Stellar.”
Spiko, an RWA issuer on Stellar with almost $400 million in tokenized assets on the network, is already working with RedStone, with further integrations expected as adoption grows.
Additional integrations are expected in the near term, including support for Centrifuge assets, Solv BTC products, infrastructure for stablecoin issuers such as EtherFuse and Brale, and protocol integrations such as Blend to further expand DeFi functionality on the network.
“As tokenized assets and stablecoin adoption accelerate globally, access to secure, enterprise-grade data becomes essential. RedStone’s integration strengthens the DeFi stack on Stellar and unlocks new opportunities for builders creating lending markets, exchanges, and real-world asset platforms on the network,” shared Raja Chakravorti, chief business officer at the Stellar Development Foundation.
Beyond infrastructure deployment, RedStone plans to expand on Stellar ecosystem growth initiatives, including developer education, joint events, community engagement, and technical documentation designed to accelerate adoption among both institutional builders and decentralized developers.
As tokenized assets and stablecoin based financial products continue to expand globally, reliable oracle infrastructure is becoming a foundational component of blockchain based financial systems. With enterprise grade data feeds now live, Stellar said it is positioned to support a broader range of decentralized and institutional financial applications while reinforcing its role as a leading blockchain for real world financial infrastructure.