As institutions put serious capital behind tokenized finance, they are choosing infrastructure that actually fits how they operate

@redstone_defi has been the oracle layer powering Canton since 2025. Getting oracles right in this environment required building natively for Daml so feeds respect privacy and permissioning without sacrificing accuracy
The results are already showing in production:
🔸AvroFi uses RedStone’s aggregated price references for fair clearing on Dual Flow Batch Auctions
🔸Zenith relies on it for EVM and SVM apps that interact atomically with institutional infrastructure
🔸Noves powers private reporting and reconciliation for over 150 participants w/ RedStone handling pricing for stablecoins and tokenized funds
They even proposed the Canton Access and Privacy Standard. One credentialed source establishes the price. Each institution creates its own private copy. The oracle itself never sees the restricted data
This setup solves a real problem. Institutions do not want everything broadcast publicly. They need reliable data that supports compliance, auditability, and controlled sharing and redstone is delivering exactly that
The bigger picture is straightforward. Tokenization only scales when the data layer works for regulated environments. Canton represents one of the clearest bets on that future, and RedStone sits at the foundation