RedStone oracle
Modular oracle with push, pull and cross-layer delivery across 110+ chains.
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RedStone key facts
| Category | Blockchain oracle |
|---|---|
| Chains | 110+ chains |
| Platforms | Web, API |
| Token | RED |
| Chains | 110+ chains |
| Security audits | Audited 15 times (Halborn, Cantina, PeckShield and others) |
What is RedStone?
RedStone is a modular oracle that delivers price data through pull, push and X-Layer models. Its homepage lists 110+ chains, 1,300+ assets, 200+ clients including Aave, Morpho and Pendle, and 15 security audits. RED is its governance and staking token.
RedStone pros and cons
- Pull, push and X-Layer delivery in one oracle
- 1,300+ assets listed
- Audited 15 times, per its homepage
- Pull integrations change how contracts read prices
- RED token governance adds a token-holder layer to the oracle
RedStone FAQ
What is RedStone?
RedStone is a modular oracle that delivers price data through pull, push and X-Layer models. Its homepage lists 110+ chains, 1,300+ assets, 200+ clients including Aave, Morpho and Pendle, and 15 security audits. RED is its governance and staking token.
Which chains does RedStone support?
110+ chains.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: RedStone: official site, RedStone: Home. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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