# Oracles

Sendit utilizes **Pyth** and **Switchboard** as its designated oracle providers to supply real-time price feeds across its markets. While multiple markets may exist for the same underlying token, their differentiation is defined exclusively by the oracle source selected during market creation.

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As a user of **Sendit**, it is essential to **review and verify the oracle information** associated with each market prior to interacting with it. Exercise heightened caution when engaging with **unverified markets**, as they may carry increased risk due to potentially unreliable oracles.
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## Market Verification

Sendit **differentiates between** **verified** and **unverified markets**. While the platform does not apply a formal curation or verification process to every market created, it highlights markets utilizing Pyth oracles, as Pyth is regarded as one of the most battle-tested and reliable oracle providers in the ecosystem.

### Verified Markets

By default, any market that utilizes a Pyth oracle will be designated with a Verified Market badge and listed within the Verified Markets section. To preserve liquidity efficiency and avoid fragmentation, only one verified market per asset is permitted on the platform.

### Unverified Markets

Markets utilizing a **Switchboard oracle** will, by default, be classified as **unverified**, as Sendit cannot guarantee the accuracy of the price feed or the reliability of the underlying data sources selected for that feed.

## Finding the Oracle Information

To manually verify the oracle information for a specific market, navigate to the market and click on *Market*. A window will appear displaying all relevant details, including:

**Pyth**: Program ID & Price ID

**Switchboard**: Feed Address


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