No. Redbelly is a public network designed to meet the three statutory tests for public digital token infrastructure under Australian law: open and non-discretionary, permissionless contribution, and no critical participant.
Proven infrastructure
Rails already tested at institutional scale
Tokeniser runs on infrastructure with the properties a licensed business needs: verified security, a regulation-forward design, and settlement that completes in a single round.
Proven at scale
Infrastructure you can put client assets on
Redbelly has run since mainnet launch in October 2024 with 100% uptime, across more than 400 validators, with zero forks or rollbacks. It has settled a tokenised corporate bond in the Reserve Bank of Australia's pilot wholesale CBDC as part of Project Acacia. This is infrastructure already trusted with regulated assets and central bank money.
100%
Uptime since mainnet launch, October 2024
400+
Validators contributing to the network
0
Forks or rollbacks
RBA
Central bank money settled in Project Acacia
Figures published by Redbelly Network
Verified security
Security proven, not assumed
Redbelly's consensus protocol is proven correct through model checking: an automated solver exhaustively checks every reachable state of the protocol and confirms it holds in each one.
The consensus method itself is patented and built from scratch, developed from research at the University of Sydney and CSIRO, Australia's government science agency.
Compliant by design
Compliance built into the protocol, beneath your licence
Australia's digital assets framework recognises open, permissionless protocols as public digital token infrastructure, sitting outside markets, clearing and settlement, and custody licensing. Redbelly is designed to operate squarely within that category.
Stays with you
Your AFSL obligations
Offer, disclosure, onboarding and KYC stay exactly where they are, under the licence you already hold.
Exempt protocol utility
The rails beneath
Settlement, secondary liquidity and collateral mobility sit in the exempt protocol layer.
Automatic
Enforced at transfer
Eligibility, identity and your target market determination are enforced at the point of transfer, every time.
Read the detail on the category and the three statutory tests on About Protocol Finance.
What the rails add
Your asset does more once it is on the rails
Once an asset is issued it inherits the whole utility layer: settlement, a continuous secondary market, financing, and reach into the networks your investors already use.
Instant settlement, around the clock
Deterministic consensus finalises a transaction in a single round, so settlement is quasi-instant and final the moment it completes. One settlement layer becomes a single source of truth every party can trust.
Liquidity and leverage
Automated market makers give otherwise illiquid assets a continuous secondary market, and tokenised assets become composable collateral in lending protocols. All of it as exempt protocol utility.
Agentic distribution and reach
Deterministic rails give agents what they need: known identities, programmable permissions and fixed costs. Credential-gated distribution reaches eligible investors directly, within your mandate, and full EVM compatibility connects you to more than 150 networks out of the box.
Proven throughput. Australian infrastructure.
97,500
Transactions per second, settlement at machine speed
100%
Uptime since mainnet launch
0
Forks or rollbacks
150+
Networks connected out of the box
The turnkey stack
One integration. The whole stack.
Tokeniser is one layer of a vertically integrated stack. Issue once, and the same asset gains distribution, liquidity and settlement, while your regulated obligations stay where they already are.
Issue
Tokeniser
Compliant issuance and lifecycle of tokenised assets. Your AFSL covers the offer.
Reach
Averer
Identity and the AI-native wallet. Verifiable credentials gate every holder, enabling direct-to-investor distribution within your mandate.
Settle and program
Redbelly Network
The settlement layer with deterministic finality, and programmable composability with liquidity and lending protocols, exempt from market, clearing and settlement, and custody licensing.
FAQ
Common questions about the technology beneath Tokeniser answered.
Redbelly’s consensus protocol is proven correct using model checking, an automated method that exhaustively checks every reachable state of the protocol.
No. The protocol layer is designed to sit outside markets, clearing and settlement, and custody licensing. Your existing AFSL obligations, issuance, disclosure and conduct, remain unchanged.
Settlement is quasi-instant. Deterministic consensus finalises a transaction in a single round, with finality the moment it completes.
Redbelly was born from research at the University of Sydney and CSIRO, Australia’s government science agency, with a patented consensus method built from scratch.
Yes. Full EVM compatibility gives connection to more than 150 networks out of the box, with permissioned or permissionless access as your mandate allows.