Canton Network and RedStone: A $6 Trillion Revolution

Canton Network and RedStone mark a groundbreaking shift in the integration between traditional finance and DeFi.

With the announcement of RedStone’s integration as the primary oracle infrastructure for Canton Network, a new era is ushered in for the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) on an institutional scale.

This collaboration, made official on December 9, 2025, in Switzerland, enables the connection of nearly 6 trillion dollars in total value locked (TVL) in regulated assets with the potential of decentralized finance.

Canton Network: Configurable Privacy and Record Volumes

Canton Network stands out as the only level 1 public blockchain with configurable privacy, a crucial feature for the institutional world. The network boasts a TVL of approximately 6 trillion dollars and a daily volume hovering around 300 billion dollars.

Among the main use cases are the representation of U.S. Treasuries, syndicated loans, mortgages, natural gas and physical oil settlements, money market funds, and much more.

The success of Canton Network is also reflected in the numbers: in the UST repo market alone, there is over 4 trillion dollars in monthly volume, while the recent fundraising of 185 million dollars demonstrates investors’ confidence in the infrastructure.

RedStone: the modular oracle for the new finance

RedStone has established itself as the fastest-growing oracle in the sector, with an impressive 6,000% increase in total value serviced (TVS) in 2024. Thanks to this integration, RedStone will provide customizable and gas-efficient data feeds to all applications operating within Canton’s RWA ecosystem.

The strength of RedStone lies in its ability to provide real-time data that seamlessly integrates with the permissioned workflows of institutions, without compromising privacy, security, or compliance.

This represents a fundamental component for the automation of high value-added processes in the most capital-intensive sectors of global finance.

“Canton has quietly become the enabler of tokenized finance, settling more volume of real assets than any other blockchain,” emphasizes Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder of RedStone. “With the integration of our modular oracles, we add the necessary data layer to support complex institutional workflows and usher in a new era of automation through smart contracts in global finance.”

Strategic Collaborations and Institutional Focus

The integration of RedStone was developed in collaboration with Sync Global, a key technology partner of the Canton ecosystem. Simultaneously, RedStone powers the tokenized private credit fund ACRED (Apollo Diversified Credit Securitize Fund), enabling private credit to generate DeFi yield for the first time.

ACRED holders can mint sACRED tokens, accessing yield amplification strategies across multiple blockchains, including Polygon, Solana, and Ethereum, all secured by RedStone price feeds.

The tokenization of private credit paves the way for greater accessibility, transparency, and secondary liquidity, with the potential to revolutionize a market that could reach $2.8 trillion by 2028.

Thanks to RedStone’s accurate price feeds, secure leverage looping strategies become possible on DeFi protocols like Morpho and Drift Institutional, enhancing returns on private credit tokens.

Canton Foundation: Interoperability and Transparent Governance

On July 24, 2025, RedStone officially joined the Canton Foundation, a cross-industry initiative that promotes interoperability between financial market infrastructures and applications built on Canton.

The Foundation ensures transparency and member involvement in the decisions of the operators (Super Validators) of the Global Synchronizer, providing a reliable and impartial service.

Blockchain applications on Canton can leverage the Global Synchronizer to enable atomic transactions between sovereign blockchains, without sacrificing privacy or control. RedStone’s entry into the Foundation reflects the commitment to support the large-scale adoption of tokenized assets in regulated environments.

From DeFi to Enterprise: A New Infrastructure for Institutions

With this integration, RedStone extends its infrastructure from DeFi to enterprise environments, helping institutions access the benefits of composable smart contracts without sacrificing data control and privacy.

Although the integration is already active on various EVM chains and on Solana, RedStone and its partners are exploring similar implementations for tokenized private credit on the regulated Canton network, paving the way for new DeFi use cases in regulatory-compliant environments.

RedStone and Canton: Pillars of the New Tokenized Finance

RedStone confirms its position as a leader among blockchain oracle providers, offering fast and gas-efficient cross-chain data feeds to power DeFi protocols on Ethereum, Avalanche, Polygon, and over 70 other chains.

With the backing of $15 million in funding led by Arrington Capital, RedStone focuses on scalability, security, and interoperability, utilizing Arweave for permanent data storage, thereby ensuring reliability and security for smart contracts.

The Canton Foundation, on the other hand, acts as the guarantor of the development and governance of the Global Synchronizer within the Canton Network, promoting transparency and trust among operators and enabling cross-chain transactions without compromising on privacy and control.

A New Era for Global Finance

The integration between Canton Network and RedStone represents a decisive step towards the convergence of traditional and decentralized finance, providing institutional players with secure, efficient, and compliant tools to leverage the potential of real asset tokenization.

With nearly 6 trillion dollars of assets now connected to the DeFi world through modular oracles and customized data feeds, the future of global finance promises to be more open, transparent, and automated than ever before.

Source: https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2025/12/09/canton-network-and-redstone-a-6-trillion-revolution-in-the-tokenization-of-institutional-assets/