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# Religant

<Infobox>
| **Category** | Oracle |
| **Type** | Decentralized price oracle |
| **Network** | Radix |
| **Status** | 🔴 Closed |
| **Founded** | October 2023 |
| **Website** | religantoracles.com (offline) |
| **Source** | [mlabs-haskell/religant-integration-example](https://github.com/mlabs-haskell/religant-integration-example) |
</Infobox>

**Religant** was a decentralized oracle service designed to provide accurate and up-to-date price data feeds on the Radix network.

### Functionality

The Religant Oracle protocol operated by aggregating data from various sources. A network of data nodes queried exchanges for current transaction data and submitted this information to a contract. This contract employed a consensus mechanism to determine the aggregate price. Data nodes, running the Religant node backend software, updated the feed at regular intervals or when the new aggregate price exceeded a specified divergence threshold, currently set at 2%. This threshold ensured that the rate from the Religant oracle's feed remained within 2% of actual transaction rates on exchanges.

### Component API

The user-facing API of the Religant Oracle was straightforward, consisting of a single method, **`get_price`**, which returned a **`PriceData`** structure containing the current XRD/USD exchange rate and a timestamp. The **`Option`** wrapper in the return type ensured type safety, with the method usually returning a valid result after the initial round of Oracle feed aggregation.

### Integration Guide

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### Status

Religant is no longer operational — the project's website (`religantoracles.com`) no longer resolves and the oracle feed has been discontinued. The [Scrypto integration example](https://github.com/mlabs-haskell/religant-integration-example) published by [MLabs](https://github.com/mlabs-haskell) remains available as a reference. For active oracle infrastructure on Radix, see [OTER](/ecosystem/oter), an optimistic oracle launched on the network.

### External Links

- [Religant Integration Example — GitHub (MLabs)](https://github.com/mlabs-haskell/religant-integration-example)