TL;DR
- Pyth has more than 138 institutions publishing data on its network, with a catalog of 3,501 feeds and 1,901 equity feeds.
- Cboe Global Markets, Coinbase, Revolut, Jane Street, Fenics and SGX FX are integrated into the network as institutional market data providers.
- Kalshi uses Pyth Pro as the resolution source for its CFTC-regulated commodities hub, active 24 hours a day.
Financial markets increasingly operate like software. Prices feed exchange engines, collateral systems, risk models and trading platforms that run without interruption, and the market data infrastructure must keep pace.
Pyth is building a shared distribution layer for real-time prices that connects institutions directly with the applications that consume their data. Its network surpasses 138 institutional participants and offers a catalog of 3,501 feeds, including 1,901 equity feeds, with 75 net new feeds added in July 2026 alone.
Pyth’s Infrastructure
The publisher network includes firms spanning market infrastructure, exchanges, fintech platforms and data specialists. Cboe Global Markets, Coinbase, Revolut and Virtu Financial are among the institutions already contributing data. Fenics Market Data, the exclusive data distribution arm of BGC Group, provides OTC prices on more than $1 trillion in daily transaction volume across rates, credit, FX and commodities. Jane Street, a quantitative firm active in equities, bonds, options and ETFs, joined as a provider in 2021, connecting the blockchain with the companies closest to real price formation.
SGX FX, a subsidiary of Singapore Exchange Group, contributes composite prices on 74 currency pairs and more than 40 tenors, distributed through Pyth across more than 114 blockchains and 710 applications. Jean-Philippe Male, CEO of SGX FX, noted that the firm’s participation is “a deliberate step toward accelerating real-time decentralized finance”, built on a foundation of trusted institutional data.
Reaching Beyond the Crypto Market
In April 2026, Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction market, selected Pyth Pro as the resolution source for its Commodities Hub, covering contracts tied to gold, oil, natural gas and grains. John Wang, Head of Crypto at Kalshi, noted that the platform requires fast, granular institutional data to support markets accessible to both retail traders and institutional clients.
Revolut joined as a publisher in January 2025, contributing proprietary digital asset data for decentralized financial applications and markets. Coinbase, for its part, uses Pyth as a cross-price layer for more than 3,000 feeds with latency below 100 milliseconds, and launched four thematic indexes —AI10, Defense10, China10 and Tech100— in partnership with MarketVector, where Pyth provides the data and continuous pricing. The network has expanded from native crypto feeds toward a data infrastructure for the entirety of modern finance.
