From Australia and Hong Kong to Europe and the U.S., the Chainlink standards and platform are integrating financial markets around the globe into a unified onchain economy. 

What started as a price oracle for DeFi has transformed into the infrastructure platform powering the next generation of financial markets, from banking, capital markets, and asset management to payments, stablecoins, and DeFi. Chainlink now supports a growing and diverse collection of open standards, composable services, and end-to-end solutions, as well as a developer platform for building and orchestrating advanced applications across onchain and offchain environments. Only through Chainlink can institutions and Web3 apps solve all their data, cross-chain interoperability, compliance, privacy, compute, and legacy connectivity requirements and combine them all into a single piece of workflow code that executes in a secure and reliable manner—all via a single platform.

Rather than building in-house or relying on narrowly focused point solutions that only address a limited portion of an application’s requirements, developers can utilize Chainlink to support the entire lifecycle of onchain applications and tokenized assets. Through Chainlink, multi-chain, multi-asset, multi-jurisdictional, and multi-system integrated applications are easy to develop, coordinate, and adapt alongside the evolving blockchain landscape. This enables institutions to construct onchain applications that rival the sophistication of traditional financial system processes, while also achieving greater efficiency and reliability thanks to the benefits of blockchains.

Chainlink’s all-in-one infrastructure platform unlocks advanced blockchain applications at scale. It’s why Q2 2025 saw accelerated development and adoption of Chainlink across a range of different use cases, a continuation of our Q1 2025 momentum. Q2 highlights include:

• Launch of the Chainlink Reserve, a new upgrade centered on the creation of a strategic onchain reserve of LINK tokens. The Chainlink Reserve is designed to support the long-term growth and sustainability of the Chainlink Network by accumulating LINK tokens using offchain revenue from large enterprises adopting the Chainlink standard and onchain fees from service usage.
• Several economic wins, including the expansion of Chainlink SVR to ~95% of Aave’s OEV-relevant markets and the launch of Chainlink Rewards: Season Genesis, where Space and Time made 200,000,000 SXT claimable by Chainlink ecosystem participants, including eligible LINK Stakers.
• Mastercard and Kinexys by J.P. Morgan announced their utilization of Chainlink to unlock use cases in onchain finance, such as connecting billions of existing credit card users to crypto assets and enabling institutional users to interact with tokenized assets.
• Launch of the new Chainlink compliance standard, powered by Automated Compliance Engine (ACE), which enables identity data to be stored onchain and compliance policies to be embedded into tokens and smart contracts and enforced.
• The expansion of CCIP to Solana,  marking the first non-EVM chain integration on CCIP. This integration enabled Backed Finance, Maple Finance, Shiba Inu, Solv, and more to bridge their tokens to the Solana ecosystem, collectively unlocking $19B+ in asset value.
• Introduced Data Streams’ support for U.S. Equities and ETFs, State Pricing for Dex-traded assets, and OHLC Candlesticks for Data Streams.
• Numerous tokenized assets adopted the Chainlink data and interoperability standards to service, distribute, and manage compliance of their assets across blockchains, enhancing their utility and reliability.
• Chainlink Total Value Secured (including borrows) experienced significant growth, surging by over 50% to $89B+ due to several major integrations and the growth of existing users. Chainlink TVS encompasses ~68% of all oracle-secured value in DeFi and ~84% on Ethereum.

Chainlink continued to meet with U.S. government officials and regulators in Q2 to make policy recommendations that accelerate the growth of the blockchain industry. This included several meetings with the SEC to address three core unanswered questions on broker-dealer and transfer agency compliance using public blockchain infrastructure, ultimately resulting in the SEC releasing an FAQ on the subject. Additionally, Chainlink collaborated with Blockchain Association to launch Tokenized in America, a webpage featuring a first-of-its-kind scorecard that tracks how all 50 states are engaging with blockchain technology and digital asset policy. 

Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov was also at the White House with senior government and digital asset leaders as U.S. President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law. The GENIUS Act, which had bipartisan support, establishes the first clear regulatory framework for fiat-backed stablecoins in the world’s largest economy while also requiring monthly public disclosures of stablecoin reserves, including asset types and custody details. Chainlink is the only financial infrastructure platform providing proof of reserves, cross-chain connectivity, and onchain identity and compliance in a single system—supporting scalable, full lifecycle management of stablecoins. Moreover, the White House has featured oracles as a key technology in its new Digital Asset Report, highlighting how Chainlink is critical infrastructure for powering stablecoins, tokenized funds, and the onchain economy.

The following blog showcases all the progress made on Chainlink since the Q1 2025 Quarterly Review and provides insight into ongoing and future developments. Be sure to follow the recently launched DevHub Changelog as the go-to source for updates on every Chainlink product. You can also track key metrics across network usage and ecosystem adoption at Chainlink Metrics.

Major Wins in Q2 2025

Capital Markets

Chainlink had several announcements with major financial institutions in Q2, including: 

Kinexys by J.P. Morgan, Ondo Finance, and Chainlink announced the successful completion of a cross-chain Delivery versus Payment (DvP) transaction that combined a permissioned interbank payment network (Kinexys), a public blockchain (Ondo Chain), and a tokenized U.S. Treasuries Fund (OUSG) using secure, cross-chain orchestration infrastructure (Chainlink). This key milestone marks the first cross-chain, atomic settlement of a tokenized asset between Kinexys’s permissioned blockchain and a public blockchain network. The transaction involved the exchange of Ondo Chain’s Short-Term U.S. Government Treasuries Fund (OUSG) as the asset leg, with J.P. Morgan’s Kinexys network serving as the payment leg. The DvP solution was powered end-to-end by the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE), which facilitated seamless coordination and settlement between Kinexys and Ondo Chain’s testnet environment while preserving institutional-grade security and compliance standards.

Mastercard and Chainlink partnered to allow over 3 billion payment cardholders to purchase crypto assets directly onchain for the first time via the new Chainlink-powered Swapper app—creating an intuitive user experience that brings crypto access to mainstream payment cardholders in a compliant manner. Mastercard’s global payments technology and Chainlink’s secure interoperability infrastructure removed barriers that historically kept mainstream users away from crypto, marking a major step forward in enabling secure, compliant, and reliable access to the onchain economy for a large traditional cardholder user base. Check out Global Custodian’s The Future Is On podcast, where Raj Dhamodharan, Mastercard Executive Vice President of Blockchain & Digital Assets, and Sergey Nazarov, Chainlink Co-Founder, discuss the partnership in more detail.

“In coming together with Chainlink, we’re unlocking a secure and innovative way to revolutionize onchain commerce and drive the broader adoption of crypto assets.”—Raj Dhamodharan, Executive Vice President, Blockchain & Digital Assets at Mastercard

A recent Visa report highlighted Chainlink’s work with ANZ Bank and Fidelity International under phase 2 of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s e-HKD program. In the first phase of the use case, the participants demonstrated a Payment-vs-Payment (PvP) settlement workflow involving an Australian Stablecoin (A$DC) on ANZ’s DAS Chain and a wrapped Hong Kong CBDC (e-HKD) on Ethereum Sepolia—using Chainlink for cross-chain connectivity and compliance verification.

The next phase will demonstrate a Delivery-vs-Payment (DvP) workflow involving an Australian investor purchasing a tokenized asset in Hong Kong, leveraging Chainlink for cross-chain connectivity, compliance verification, NAV pricing, and a Digital Transfer Agent solution. The use case highlights how, in a single platform, Chainlink overcomes the three key challenges in creating next-gen smart contracts for institutional transactions:

1. Providing access to data onchain enables the proper pricing of tokenized assets and supports automated onchain transfer agent operations. Chainlink is providing NAV data to enable the Digital Transfer Agent smart contract to automate updates, ensuring accurate pricing for subscriptions and redemptions of a tokenized money market fund.
2. Powering cross-chain interoperability enables digital assets and data to be securely transferred across multiple public and private blockchain networks. Chainlink CCIP is powering a cross-chain PvP settlement workflow that supports atomic settlement for the cash (e-HKD CBDC and ANZ’s stablecoin) leg of the transaction.
3. Bringing verifiable identity data onchain while protecting user privacy enables use cases to meet the high regulatory requirements and internal policy controls of institutions. Chainlink is enabling compliance by allowing ANZ’s offchain identity registry to be verified onchain and create reusable credentials, ensuring transactions adhere to required regulatory standards across Hong Kong and Australia.

Westpac Institutional Bank and Imperium Markets are implementing Chainlink in Project Acacia, a new joint initiative between the Reserve Bank of Australia and Digital Finance CRC (DFCRC). The Chainlink Runtime Environment is orchestrating secure, seamless, and compliant Delivery vs. Payment (DvP) settlement of tokenized assets across blockchain markets and the existing PayTo Australia domestic payments system. This capability is key to accelerating the adoption of digital assets and bringing institutional capital onchain.

The Australian central bank has estimated that tokenization can save asset issuers in Australian markets up to $12B+ AUD annually, while Westpac highlighted that the project is a key step to understanding how digital money can support “innovations in wholesale markets by providing risk-free settlement assets, backed by a resilient architecture and an appropriate regulatory environment.” By connecting offchain payment capabilities and tokenized assets for secure DvP settlement, Westpac, Chainlink, and Imperium Markets are unlocking innovative use cases and scaling the institutional adoption of tokenized assets.

Growth

The most recent development was the launch of the Chainlink Reserve—a new upgrade centered on the creation of a strategic onchain reserve of LINK tokens. The Chainlink Reserve is designed to support the long-term growth and sustainability of the Chainlink Network by accumulating LINK tokens using offchain revenue from large enterprises adopting the Chainlink standard and from onchain service usage. The Chainlink Reserve is being built up by using Payment Abstraction to convert offchain and onchain revenue into LINK, using a combination of Chainlink services and decentralized exchange infrastructure.

Demand for Chainlink has already created hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue, substantially from large enterprises that have paid offchain for access to the Chainlink Platform. With increasing demand from a number of the world’s largest banking and capital markets institutions, this form of paying for the Chainlink standard is expected to grow into the future as the industry grows. The Reserve has already accumulated over $1MM worth of LINK from this early-stage launch phase, which is expected to gradually grow in the coming months as more revenue is converted into LINK and placed into the Reserve. We do not expect any withdrawals from the Reserve for multiple years, and thus, it is expected to grow over time. We believe that as the industry demand for Chainlink’s unique capabilities increases, the adoption of Chainlink services will enable the Reserve to grow further.

Economics

Q2 saw several big economic developments for the Chainlink ecosystem. This includes the launch of Chainlink Rewards, a new community engagement and rewards program designed to incentivize active participation in the Chainlink Network. The first iteration of the program was Chainlink Rewards: Season Genesis (https://rewards.chain.link), where Chainlink Build member Space and Time made 200,000,000 SXT claimable by Chainlink ecosystem participants, including eligible LINK Stakers. The next season of Chainlink Rewards is planned to feature a more advanced claiming mechanism that incorporates a wider collection of Chainlink Build projects. A public audit was already conducted for the codebase underpinning Chainlink Rewards: Season 1.

Q2 also saw the expansion of Aave’s integration with Chainlink SVR—a novel oracle solution that enables lending protocols to securely recapture oracle-related liquidation MEV, with the recaptured value split between the DeFi protocol and Chainlink. The Aave DAO voted across three separate pilot phases (phase 1, phase 2, phase 3) to expand Chainlink SVR’s coverage from 5% to ~75% of Aave’s total Ethereum TVS, which represents ~95% of Aave’s OEV-relevant TVS based on historical data. Remaining assets will be considered in a follow-up vote due to their unique token mechanics or other considerations that require extra due diligence. In total, SVR has recaptured $460K in liquidation MEV for the Aave ecosystem, successfully processing $14.6M in liquidations with zero bad debt accrual.

The Chainlink ecosystem also had new developments around the Scale and Build programs, including:

• Several new Build program members were announced: SHIFT, Swapper Finance, Sherpa, Multisynq, and Tokenyze.
• Build on Solana, a new startup program from Chainlink with the support of the Solana Foundation, was launched and is now open for applications. 
• Botanix, a Chainlink Scale member, went live on day one of their mainnet launch with Data Feeds, Data Streams, and CCIP, which serves as Botanix’s canonical cross-chain infrastructure.
• Monad joined Chainlink Scale to bring Data Feeds, Data Streams, and CCIP to its blockchain ecosystem.

Compliance

In Q2, the Chainlink Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) was launched—a new unified and modular standard to address onchain compliance problems and bring institutional capital onchain. Chainlink ACE is built on the Chainlink Runtime Environment and launched in collaboration with multiple leading market participants, including Apex Group (services over $3.4 trillion in assets), GLEIF (issuer of the only globally adopted & mandated G-20 initiated Legal Entity Identifier), and the ERC-3643 Association (widely adopted permissioned token standard). 

Designed to support both traditional and decentralized finance, Chainlink ACE enables real-time policy enforcement, secure identity management, and streamlined monitoring and reporting across public and private blockchains, unlocking access to $100+ trillion in institutional capital. Chainlink ACE opens up a wide range of compliance-focused use cases such as automated compliance policies, reusable digital identities, regulated asset usage in DeFi protocols, pre-transaction eligibility checks, cross-chain collateralized loans, settlement with regulated assets, and much more. Check out the Chainlink ACE launch blog and technical blog for more information on the technology and use cases it unlocks.

Data

Chainlink reached over 68% oracle marketshare on Ethereum in Q2 thanks to several large integrations and an increase in TVL with existing Chainlinked protocols, driving ~10% month-over-month growth. Chainlink data also witnessed steady growth in other blockchain ecosystems. For instance, Scale member Tron upgraded to Chainlink Data Feeds and made it its official data solution, resulting in $6.2B+ TVL now being secured by Chainlink. 

Chainlink Data Streams rapidly increased in adoption throughout the Solana ecosystem too, with Kamino Finance (the largest DeFi lending protocol on Solana, with $4.6B+ TVL) and Jupiter (a leading Solana DeFi perpetuals protocol, with $2.6B+ in TVL) integrating Chainlink Data Streams for low-latency market data. Data Streams’ expansion is accelerating thanks to the introduction of Custom Channel Reports enabled by the recent Data Streams Multistream upgrade. Custom Channel Reports give dApps full control over data delivery. Users can select and structure any combination of fields from the expansive Data Streams library into reports that are precisely tailored to their onchain use case. From lightweight reports with a few fields to comprehensive outputs with many fields, data delivery is now fully configurable and designed to match the exact needs of each consuming application.

As part of the Data Streams innovation, Chainlink Data Streams added support for a variety of U.S. equities and ETFs, such as SPY, VOO, QQQ, NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, and many more. These Data Streams are currently available across 37 different blockchain networks and are being adopted by leading DeFi protocols, such as GMX, Kamino, and GMX-Solana. Developers can now access real-time, context-aware data for U.S. equities and ETFs directly onchain, enabling tokenized stock trading, perpetual futures, and synthetic ETFs—all with institutional-grade reliability. This breakthrough unlocks a new era of advanced financial products by bringing capital markets data onchain, along with never-before-seen features like market hours enforcement, staleness detection, and high-frequency pricing from premium data providers.

Furthermore, we released a beta version of a new Candlestick API for Data Streams, currently being tested by DeFi protocols like GMX. This new Open-High-Low-Close (OHLC) feature, powered by Data Streams, allows protocols to offer candlestick charting and multi-timeframe market views. It unlocks real-time candlestick charting in DeFi platforms, visual access to trend and volatility data for better-informed strategies, and unified OHLC data across multiple time intervals from a single source.

The Chainlink data standard also experienced new scaling heights. A single low-latency DON utilized in Data Streams can now support up to 700 assets in parallel, leading to the Streams operating costs dropping over 50% since the beginning of 2025. Pairing this increased performance with expanded data types and the ability to launch new streams faster than ever before, Data Streams has accelerated in adoption across the multi-chain DeFi universe.

Another key innovation was the introduction of Chainlink State Pricing—a new pricing methodology optimized for long-tail crypto assets and tokenized assets that predominantly trade on decentralized exchanges (DEXs). This new methodology for asset pricing delivers best-in-class price accuracy, market resilience, and liquidity assessment for assets that have limited trading volume on centralized exchanges (CEXs) but notable onchain liquidity. Chainlink State Pricing is currently available on mainnet as a push-based oracle solution via Chainlink Data Feeds or as a pull-based oracle solution via Chainlink Data Streams. The initial launch supported State Pricing for a variety of assets, such as wstETH, GHO, LBTC, cbBTC, ezETH, tBTC, and more, with coverage actively expanding to more assets, chains, and DEXs based on user demand. Top DeFi protocols are already supporting Chainlink State Pricing, including Aave, Lido, GMX, and Curve.

Interoperability

Solana was integrated into the CCIP ecosystem in Q2, marking the first non-EVM chain integration for CCIP. This integration enabled projects, including Backed Finance, Shiba Inu, Solv, and more, to expand their existing CCIP-enabled tokens into the Solana ecosystem via the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) Standard. Joining them are new teams planning to adopt the CCT standard, including ElizaOS, The Graph, Maple Finance, Pepe, Zeus Network, and more. Together, these CCTs coming to Solana via CCIP represent a collective market cap of $19+ Billion.

Support for Solana was part of a larger CCIP v1.6 upgrade that unlocked greater scalability and accelerated future expansion across blockchains. The increased scalability has resulted in EVM integration times decreasing to just two weeks and has led to an increased focus on supporting more non-EVM chains. 

The Ronin blockchain also completed its migration of $460M worth of liquidity across 12 tokens to CCIP token pools. This migration was part of CCIP becoming the official canonical bridge for the Ronin ecosystem. In total, over 12 new blockchains were added to CCIP in Q2, including Solana, opBNB, Lens, Plume, Hemi, Taiko, Rootstock, Abstract, Lisk, Zora, Mint, Superseed, and Metal. This increases the total number of CCIP-supported chains to 52. There were also 58 new CCTs added to the CCIP ecosystem..

Another exciting innovation in Q2 was the successful demo of gasless transactions on CCIP. This is a big step toward a crucial unlock for onboarding institutional clients to CCIP, particularly for clients who don’t want to directly interact natively onchain and manage gas tokens for their transactions.

Tokenized Assets

Tokenized assets continue to adopt Chainlink’s data and interoperability standards to increase their reliability, utility, and liquidity. In Q2, this included:

• xStocks—a tokenized equities platform—adopted Chainlink as the official oracle infrastructure powering the pricing of all of xStocks’ tokenized equities and ETFs, including 50+ of the world’s largest equities and ETFs. Chainlink developed a custom oracle solution powered by Chainlink Data Streams that delivers high data accuracy, sub-second price latency, and the ability to verify corporate actions in real time. xStocks is also expanding its adoption to include the Chainlink interoperability and data standards, including Chainlink CCIP and Proof of Reserve. With CCIP live on Solana, xStocks will be able to easily expand to other blockchains across the multi-chain ecosystem, while Chainlink Proof of Reserve can bring increased transparency and reliability to the collateralization of xStocks.
• Spiko—a regulated tokenization platform with $416M+ in tokenized money market funds—is integrating Chainlink CCIP to enable its funds to be securely transferred across chains while remaining compliant with regulatory requirements.
• Libre Capital—an institutional platform for alternative assets and a partner to the world’s largest asset managers and wealth advisors—is adopting Chainlink to support Laser Digital’s tokenized funds and other onchain assets. Chainlink CCIP, Proof of Reserve, and NAV Data Feeds enable seamless distribution of their assets across chains while enhancing their transparency, security, and utility, such as Libre Capital users being able to use the tokenized funds as DeFi collateral.
• EmGemX—a platform bringing the emerald market onchain—adopted Chainlink CCIP and Proof of Reserve. By leveraging Proof of Reserve Secure Mint and CCIP, GEMx tokens can be transferred across chains while helping protect users against infinite mint attacks by ensuring each onchain token is backed 1-to-1 by offchain emeralds.

Q2 also saw a number of stablecoins adopting Chainlink standards, such as:

• Ethena Labs—the issuer of the $9.79B+ TVL stablecoin USDe—launched its USDe Proof of Reserves solution with Chainlink as an attestor.
• Maple Finance—an onchain asset manager with $3.3B+ AUM—upgraded its $944M+ in syrupUSDC to the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard, making it natively transferable across Ethereum and Solana via CCIP.  
• World Liberty Financial—the issuer of the institutional-grade stablecoin USD1, with a $2.1B+ market cap—went live with Chainlink CCIP. USD1 is now transferable across blockchains, such as through bridging apps like Transporter. The collaboration builds upon WLFI’s existing adoption of Chainlink for secure Data Feeds.
• Falcon Finance—a synthetic dollar protocol with $1.3B in TVL—adopted Chainlink Price Feeds to support secure markets for its USDf and sUSDf stablecoins. 
• Elixir—one of the most widely adopted networks for tokenized RWAs, making BlackRock, Hamilton Lane, Apollo, and others’ tokenized funds available to DeFi—upgraded to the Chainlink interoperability and data standards to support its network. Elixir’s deUSD stablecoin adopted CCT for cross-chain transfers, while Chainlink Price Feeds are used to reliably price them throughout DeFi.
• Mento—an onchain FX and stablecoin platform—integrated Chainlink Price Feeds on Celo to reliably price token swaps involving its 18 different Mento stablecoins. 
• BOLD—Liquity V2’s stablecoin—adopted the CCT standard to enable cross-chain transfers across Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum, Optimism, and all venues where both Liquity V2’s friendly forks and Chainlink CCIP are supported.
• Cap—a decentralized stablecoin protocol for covered yield at scale—integrated Chainlink Price Feeds on Ethereum to power its decentralized, interest-bearing cUSD stablecoin.

Looking Toward Q3 and Beyond

In Q3 and beyond, we plan to continue expanding Chainlink across more blockchains, such as integrating Chainlink SVR on blockchains beyond Ethereum. We are also focused on expanding the types of data available through the Chainlink data standard, such as increasing support for U.S. equities on Data Streams, bringing SmartData like Proof of Reserve and NAV to Data Streams, and onboarding more institutional data providers to Chainlink data services.

Another key priority is creating a more modular risk management, compliance, and transaction finality framework for CCIP to meet the interoperability needs of an increasingly diverse user base that spans both DeFi and traditional financial institutions. This includes the ability to optionally integrate Policy Manager capabilities into CCIP, providing developers with a rules-based engine for defining and implementing custom policies into their cross-chain transactions. For users that require compliance capabilities, the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) Compliance Extension can also be leveraged to enable any token to support compliance functionality within cross-chain transactions. Alongside these features is Token Developer Attestation, which allows token developers to verify token origin, permissions, and intended behavior across chains, and an updated risk monitoring system that allows users to detect anomalies and ensure protocol-level risk oversight. Beyond modular security and compliance, upcoming upgrades are also expected to support the option for faster-than-finality transfers, unlocking different transfer methods for users depending on their use case needs. These features, together with a growing list of existing and future capabilities, are further cementing CCIP as the foundational standard for secure, cross-chain interoperability.

We will also continue to build out the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE). In Q2, we launched early access for select design partners, where workflows can now be tested and simulated locally. Based on the testers’ feedback, we plan to iterate on the workflow simulation and SDK more in Q3. We also completed code for account creation and ALI/user provisioning on CRE in Q2, with an internal rollout planned for Q3 that enables account and organization creation, API Key provisioning, and structured feedback from design partners.

Alongside CRE is the continued development of Chainlink’s Digital Transfer Agent (DTA) and Delivery vs. Payment (DvP) solutions. They’re both designed to provide institutions with end-to-end solutions for unlocking onchain data, asset servicing, and payments use cases, such as utilizing a DTA used to support subscriptions and redemptions of tokenized funds and DvP to support tokenized asset settlement across chains (e.g., a stablecoin used to purchase a tokenized fund).

Now more than ever, our north star is centered around building out the Chainlink infrastructure platform so that more advanced onchain transactions are not only possible, but easy to develop and execute across any number of chains, digital assets, jurisdictions, and existing systems while also supporting key compliance, identity, and privacy features. This all-in-one infrastructure platform will be essential to onboarding tens of trillions in real-world assets to onchain economies and bringing utility to these assets by supporting an ever-expanding list of use cases for settlement, payments, asset management, asset servicing, onchain data distribution, and much more. As seen with the recent signing of the GENIUS Act, the future of finance is onchain. It’s not a theory or a future thing; it’s happening right now.

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