Revolut has given 60 million users a behind-the-scenes path to the Real World Asset (RWA) revolution. By listing Redstone’s Red Token, the Fintech giant is enabling retail investors to quietly power BlackRock, Apollo and Vaneck’s on-chain strategy to invest in Oracle Network.
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- Revolut lists Redstone’s Red Tokens and opens retail access to Oracle Infrastructure behind real-world assets.
- The move will allow 60 million Revolut users to participate in staking and governance on major Defi networks.
- Redstone supports over 170 protocols, including tokenized funds from BlackRock, Apollo, and Vaneck.
According to a press release shared with Crypto.News on August 13, Switzerland-based Oracle Provider Redstone has secured a list of Red Tokens on Revolut’s platform. This is the first time that a distributed infrastructure token associated with real-world asset adoption has become accessible to mainstream retail audiences.
The move effectively positions Revolut’s 60 million customers as potential stakeholders in the data layer that supports tokenized funds and credit products such as BlackRock, Apollo and Vanek.
“Until now, the infrastructure that fuels RWAS has been barely visible to retailers,” said Marcin Kaémierczak, co-founder of Redstone. “This list is a major step towards making the data economy behind real-world assets more accessible and participatory.”
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From hidden infrastructure to retail accessible assets
Red Token allows Revolut users to get a direct contact with the economics behind the on-chain price feed. Through the Revolut app, customers can purchase Red and bet it to win rewards, and in the process strengthen the reliability of the RWA market.
This staking mechanism is not merely about yield. It is an interest in the infrastructure itself. Redstone’s track record provides credibility to what might otherwise look like an abstract bet, with over 110 chains and zero-recorded downtime protected by more than $8.5 billion, with zero-recorded downtime. For retailers, it may offer an unprecedented opportunity to benefit from RWA growth without retaining underlying assets.
Development arrives when Revolut is deepening its presence in global finance. According to a press release, the Fintech platform reported $1.4 billion in profits last year, partially driven by its aggressive crypto extension, along with 15 million new users. With its Revolut X and other regulatory compliant offerings, the company has established itself as a bridge between traditional financial and digital assets.
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