The Chainlink Digital Transfer Agent (DTA) technical standard defines how transfer agents and fund admins can expand their operations onchain.

Explore how Swift and Chainlink’s ongoing work is connecting institutions across the globe to the blockchain economy.

In a recent collaboration, Chainlink, Kinexys by J.P. Morgan, and Ondo Finance executed a cross-chain DvP transaction, powered by the CRE.

Explore how CCIP v1.6 is introducing new architectural improvements that enable support for Solana, scale chain integrations, and reduce overall user costs.

Chainlink CCIP’s Token Developer Attestation feature is now generally available for use by developers across all supported blockchain mainnets.

The Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard is designed to give developers full control over their token operations while eliminating vendor lock-in.

Discover the benefits of the CCIP v1.5 upgrade for developers, along with key requirements and a code example to help you launch a CCIP-enabled token.

Cross-Chain Tokens (CCTs) are natively interoperable across multiple blockchains and are secured by Chainlink CCIP.

Discover how Chainlink is collaborating with world-leading infrastructures and institutions such as Swift, Euroclear, Fidelity International, and more.

The CCIP v1.5 upgrade introduces the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard, with self-serve deployments, developer control and ownership, and zero-slippage transfers.