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- Chainlink (LINK) has unveiled 15 new integrations across chains and services, including Ethereum and Coinbase.
- Major financial institutions are also reported to be working with its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP).
Chainlink (LINK) has confirmed the increasing adoption of its standard as it continues to dominate in the decentralized oracle market. According to its latest update, 15 integrations have been recorded in the last seven days across 10 different chains and six services.
Detailing this report, Chainlink disclosed that the chains currently working with its standard include “Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, MapleStory Universe, Optimism, Solana, Stable, and Tempo.” Apart from these, new integrations have been established with Coinbase, Ascend Protocol, MapleStory Universe, Neox, Pendle, Codatta, and others.
For Coinbase, it expects Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to act as an exclusive bridge for its $7 billion wrapped asset lineup, as mentioned in our earlier news story.
Other Notable Partnerships Between Chainlink and Financial Institutions
On December 12, the all-in-one oracle platform published a report, disclosing its close partnership with major financial institutions and market infrastructures, including Swift, DTCC, Euroclear, UBS, and Wellington Management. Its standard is reported to enable financial institutions to create customized, compliant, and blockchain applications that are future-proof.
According to the company, it has so far enabled tens of trillions in value and enabled the world’s largest infrastructures and institutions to move on-chain. Explaining the impact of its rising integrations on the overall growth of the ecosystem, it highlighted in its third quarter (Q3 2025) report that its Total Value Secured (TVS) reached a historic milestone of $100 billion.
The company attributed this success to the rising number of new integrations and existing users like Aave. In that report, it was stated that Chainlink has reached about 70% in oracle market share dominance.
Meanwhile, the company is also seeking to establish a global standard for both Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and the traditional capital market. As part of this, it has introduced Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) to coordinate blockchain technology, oracle network, and smart contracts into a unified application.
Chainlink also seeks to record more integrations with new tools like the DECO Sandbox, according to its earlier blog post. On top of this, it claims to extend the continued evolution of CCIP. This is reported to complement the protocol’s reliable and secure ways of transferring tokens across chains.
Chainlink’s role in institutional tokenization across data, compliance, interoperability, and privacy has also been highlighted in research papers, including the report by Blockworks Research, as detailed in our previous publication.
