Solana-native oracle feeds, readable from EVM contracts.

Chainlink-compatible Pyth and Switchboard adapters, readable in one atomic call. No bridge. No pull. No relay.

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Chain · rubicon · 7531Interface · AggregatorV3InterfaceSources · Pyth · Switchboard

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Honest current state

Rome Oracle Gateway is newly on mainnet and unaudited. Treat it as young infrastructure, not a battle-tested dependency.

Early mainnet. First mainnet deployment; expect rough edges.
No audit. Third-party review is scheduled, not complete.
Single-owner pause. Rome can freeze adapters in an incident.
Few feeds live. Long-tail pairs require you to deploy them.
Permissionless deploy. Anyone can publish an adapter from any Pyth/SB account.
Bring your own risk. Do not use in production value flows.

I. Browse feeds

Live adapters on rubicon mainnet.

	Pair	Source	Price	Updated	Staleness	Status	Adapter address
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II. Integrate in one call

Paste into your contract, frontend, or indexer.

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.24;

import { AggregatorV3Interface } from
    "@chainlink/contracts/src/v0.8/shared/interfaces/AggregatorV3Interface.sol";

contract PriceConsumer {
    // BTC/USD adapter on Rome rubicon mainnet (chainId 7531)
    AggregatorV3Interface public constant FEED =
        AggregatorV3Interface(0x7F3A8e12b5C89a4D2f1e9B7c6A3d5E8f2C1b4a9D);

    function latestPrice() external view returns (int256 price, uint256 updatedAt) {
        (, price, , updatedAt, ) = FEED.latestRoundData();
    }
}

III. Why here

Rome Oracle Gateway vs. Pyth Pull & Chainlink Data Streams.

Attributes, not verdicts. Pick the column that fits your risk, chain, and payload budget.

	Rome Oracle Gateway	Pyth Pull on Arbitrum	Chainlink Data Streams
Read pattern	Single read, atomic	Pre-push update + read	Streamed pull to EVM
Message relay	None · CPI to Solana	Wormhole VAA	Off-chain stream
Payload to submit	Zero bytes	~1.2 KB per update	Signed stream message
Latency	~400ms (one Rome block)	400ms + relay + tx	Stream cadence
Gas cost to read	≈ Solidity SLOAD	Update + read tx	Verify + read
Chain support	Rome EVM rollups	Many EVMs	Select EVMs
Adapter interface	AggregatorV3Interface	Pyth IPyth	StreamsLookup
Liveness model	Per-adapter maxStaleness	Consumer responsibility	Operator SLO

IV. Architecture

One call. No bridge. No relay.

V. Data sources

Backed by Solana's two major price oracles.

Pyth Network

First-party price data from institutional publishers. Permissionless price accounts on Solana, read atomically via the Rome precompile.

Program · rec5…LtFJFeeds · 400+Publish · 400ms

Switchboard

On-demand oracle jobs running in TEEs. Custom feeds beyond standard pairs — LSTs, exotic markets, indexes.

Program · SBon…oMUvFeeds · open-endedAttestation · TEE

VI. Documentation

Pick your path.

For consumers

Read a feed.

Drop a Chainlink-compatible adapter address into your contract and call latestRoundData(). That's the whole integration.

I. Pick a feed from the table above

II. Copy the adapter address

III. Import AggregatorV3Interface

IV. Call latestRoundData()

For publishers

Deploy a new feed.

Have a Pyth or Switchboard account on Solana that isn't wrapped yet? Deploy a permissionless adapter in five steps.

I. Choose source type

II. Validate Solana pubkey

III.Set pair metadata & staleness

IV. Sign the factory transaction

V. Share the new adapter address