Canton Network partners with RedStone to expand DeFi access to $6T assets
Key Takeaways
- Canton Network has partnered with RedStone, an oracle provider, to enhance DeFi access to $6 trillion worth of tokenized real-world assets.
- RedStone becomes the primary oracle for Canton Network, enabling secure, real-time data feeds for institutional-grade and decentralized finance applications.
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Canton Network, a public blockchain tailored for the financial industry, today partnered with RedStone, an oracle provider delivering real-time data feeds for blockchain ecosystems, to expand DeFi access to $6 trillion worth of assets.
The partnership enables Canton Network to extend DeFi connectivity to its tokenized real-world assets through RedStone’s oracle infrastructure. RedStone serves as the primary oracle for Canton Network, facilitating secure data feeds that bridge institutional markets with decentralized finance protocols.
Canton Network focuses on on-chain privacy to enable secure and interoperable asset movements across decentralized systems. The integration with RedStone’s data feeds allows the blockchain to tokenize institutional assets while maintaining its privacy-focused design.
The collaboration supports interoperability between traditional financial systems and decentralized finance protocols, allowing regulated real-world assets to connect with DeFi applications through RedStone’s compliant oracle technology.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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