# Oracles

Mystic works with two partners for Oracles - Stork and eOracle. More about them follows.

### Stork

Stork specializes in providing low latency price feeds to DeFi applications. It aggregates price data off-chain from exchanges & applications and validates it using cryptographic signatures. The data is then sent to the Plume blockchain, making Stork suitable for reliable, real-time price updates even in volatile market conditions.\
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**Stork feeds:**\
\- **Ultra-Low Latency:** Provides rapid updates for real-time data accuracy.\
\- **Efficient Data Handling:** Aggregates prices off-chain to reduce latency before transmitting them to the blockchain.\
\- **Wide Data Coverage:** Sources from top exchanges and native Plume applications to ensure broad asset coverage.\
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**Stork Plume Contract Addresses:**\
<https://docs.stork.network/resources/contract-addresses/evm#plume>

### eOracle

eOracle is the secure infrastructure powering real-time data feeds. Built by risk management and cybersecurity experts, backed by $8B of staked security and validated by 140 validators worldwide - eOracle is the most secure oracle network.\
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**RWAfi Feeds:**\
eOracle provides secure and verifiable price feeds for tokenized off-chain financial instruments, including treasuries, commodities, private credit, and others, enabling robust RWAfi markets.\
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eOracle ensures accurate onchain valuations, facilitating the safe use of RWAs as collateral across DeFi lending protocols. By bridging TradFi data with decentralized systems, eOracle addresses core risk parameters such as pricing integrity, latency, and oracle reliability, unlocking the full potential of RWA-backed capital markets.\
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**eOracle Plume Contract Addresses:**\
<https://docs.eo.app/docs/eprice/feeds-addresses/price-feed-addresses/plume>


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