Inside RedStone : March 2k26 Recap
GhostOfZebrina4 min read·Just now--
After a stacked month of February, RedStone kept building at full speed in March 2026, expanding deeper into payments, RWAs, institutional finance, and onchain credit infrastructure. The month brought major new integrations, the launch of RedStone Live and RedStone Stack, a strong presence at ETHCC and the first TokenizeThis event, and further proof that the oracle layer is becoming core infrastructure for the next wave of financial markets.
New Integrations
March brought 3 important new integrations for RedStone across very different parts of the onchain economy: Neutrl, Stellar, and Canton.
- Neutrl now uses RedStone for NUSD, its delta-neutral synthetic dollar, bringing real-time pricing to a more complex backing structure that depends on transparent, reliable data, backed by about $230M TVL.
- Stellar went live with RedStone mainnet feeds across payments, DeFi, and RWAs, including 17 live price feeds and institutional-grade infrastructure already being used by Stellar’s largest protocol Spiko ($200M TVL).
- Canton added another major institutional milestone, with RedStone providing a Daml-native oracle architecture built for regulated workflows, privacy, and large-scale RWA infrastructure. Canton Network already represents $8T in assets and $350B in daily volume.
Tempo And Payments
RedStone also expanded into payments infrastructure through Tempo, where FX feeds went live on mainnet from block one. Tempo is designed around instant settlement, predictable fees, and stablecoin-native transactions, and RedStone now provides the FX layer that makes payroll, remittances, tokenized deposits, and autonomous machine payments work with real-time pricing. This is one of the clearest signs that the oracle layer is moving beyond DeFi into the plumbing of global money movement.
Lombard And BTCfi
March also brought a major Bitcoin-native milestone with Lombard, where RedStone delivered real-time reserve verification for LBTC across every supported EVM chain. LBTC is the first Bitcoin LST with continuous Proof of Reserves, and its growth was followed by more than 80 DeFi integrations and over $50M in TVL. The integration shows how Bitcoin-backed assets increasingly depend on continuous, verifiable data if they are going to function as serious collateral across DeFi.
RedStone Stack Launch
March marked the launch of RedStone Stack, which combines price feeds, liquidation intelligence, and embedded credit risk into one coordinated infrastructure layer.
This is an important step because it moves RedStone from a pure oracle provider to a broader infrastructure layer for institutional-grade onchain credit markets, where pricing, execution, and risk intelligence work together instead of in silos.
The first live implementation came with Lotus, the first protocol integrated end-to-end across the full stack, using deterministic data, RedStone Atom for OEV, and Credora tranche-level risk ratings. This is an important step because it moves RedStone from a pure oracle provider to a broader infrastructure layer for institutional-grade onchain credit markets.
RedStone Live Launch
RedStone Live went live at the end of the month as a low-latency (8ms) off-chain data streaming service built for markets that never sleep. It delivers institutional-grade data across equities, commodities, forex, indexes, and crypto, with configurable feeds, continuous coverage, and cryptographically signed updates.
The product is positioned for perpetual DEXs, RWA protocols, synthetic asset platforms, and risk engines that need flexible market data without the limits of static feed catalogs.
ETHCC And TokenizeThis
In terms of ecosystem presence, RedStone showed up at ETHCC Cannes and launched its first TokenizeThis event. The first edition proved the point that tokenization deserves a real stage, while New York is already next for what will be the largest edition yet.
Between the conference conversations and the event momentum, RedStone leaned further into the tokenization narrative that has become central to the current market cycle.
Conclusion
March was another huge month for RedStone, with new integrations, new products, and a broader push into the infrastructure that powers payments, tokenization, and institutional finance. The pace of shipping makes one thing clear: RedStone is not slowing down, and the next month is always being built already! 🔥
