RedStone rolls out SEP-40, Stellar's standard interface for oracle consumers, solving a structural fragmentation problem in the RWA ecosystem. Nine assets are now live under the standard, from stablecoins and sovereign debt to Bitcoin products. Lending markets and derivatives platforms can now consume unified pricing data without custom integration work per protocol.
Stellar's RWA ecosystem has quadrupled to $2 billion over the past year. RedStone now brings SEP-40, Stellar's standard oracle interface, to nine live assets including USDC, sovereign debt instruments, and Bitcoin products. The standard solves a structural fragmentation problem: without it, every lending protocol, derivatives platform, and trading app needs custom oracle integrations. On Soroban, custom adapters add gas costs and complexity. SEP-40 defines a single interface for price requests—last price, point-in-time, TWAP calculations—that works across all protocols. This matters for RWA: pricing tokenized private credit requires different infrastructure than pricing ETH; value depends on credit quality and redemption conditions, not just market liquidity. RedStone's implementation delivers unified, high-frequency collateral pricing across the ecosystem.
