Redbelly Unveils AI-Ready Blockchain Infrastructure for Tokenization and Compliance

July 18, 2025 – Redbelly, originally developed as a research project in Australia, has released a new whitepaper signaling its evolution into a full-scale infrastructure layer for AI-powered financial markets and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization.

The upgraded Redbelly stack introduces a blend of compliance, intelligent automation, and cross-chain liquidity—specifically tailored for institutional-grade use cases.

AI-Ready Blockchain: On-Chain KYC, AML, and Policy Enforcement

One of the whitepaper’s most notable features is Redbelly’s AI-ready infrastructure, which allows autonomous agents to perform compliance tasks such as:

• Know Your Customer (KYC)
• Anti-Money Laundering (AML)
• Investor onboarding
• Policy enforcement

These actions are verifiable and auditable on-chain, with built-in constraints to ensure algorithmic transparency and accountability.

Bitcoin Liquidity Meets RWA Utility

Redbelly now supports a native Bitcoin bridge with threshold signature cryptography, enabling BTC to be used as productive collateral in various RWA-related use cases.

This feature unlocks deep liquidity for:

• RWA issuers
• Secondary markets
• Staking mechanisms to secure the network

It marks a key step in integrating Bitcoin into tokenized financial ecosystems beyond simple custody or wrapped formats.

Market Fairness and Ethereum Compatibility

To build trust and fairness into its capital markets layer, Redbelly also introduces several architectural upgrades:

• Commit-reveal encryption to prevent front-running and MEV exploitation.
• Algorithmic Accountability to detect and eliminate malicious nodes using cryptographic proofs.
• A Scalable EVM (SEVM) for full Ethereum compatibility—without sacrificing performance or decentralization.

These features aim to ensure that market operations remain transparent, fair, and resilient.

A Strategic Fit for Institutional Tokenization

The update aligns with larger trends in AI-driven financial infrastructure and trusted tokenization. Redbelly directly complements institutional initiatives such as Australia’s Project Acacia (by the Reserve Bank of Australia and Digital Finance CRC), which explores tokenized payments and asset securitization.

By focusing on AI, compliance, and liquidity, Redbelly positions itself as a next-generation trust layer for tokenized capital markets—bridging smart automation and real-world finance.

For more information, read the full whitepaper at redbelly.network/whitepaper.