Chainlink has recently been featured in six major reports from top global institutions: 1) Visa, ANZ, China AMC, and Fidelity International 2) KPMG 3) GLEIF 4) Accenture and RWA․xyz 5) Taurus 6) King’s College London The reports highlight how the Chainlink platform provides the core infrastructure required for tokenized assets to scale: • Secure cross-chain interoperability • Hyper-reliable data and computation • Verifiable compliance services • Full lifecycle management of tokenized assets As tokenized funds, stablecoins, and institutional finance converge onchain, these capabilities aren’t optional—they’re mission-critical. Chainlink stands alone in providing all of these services on a single platform, enabling institutions to combine these services and manage complex tokenized asset workflows in customizable ways via the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE). 1) HKMA’s e-HKD Pilot Programme Phase 2 | Visa, ANZ, China AMC, and Fidelity International Visa’s report on Phase 2 of the HKMA’s e-HKD+ Pilot Program with Visa, ANZ, China AMC, and Fidelity International highlights Chainlink for enabling the secure exchange of a Hong Kong CBDC and an Australian dollar stablecoin via CCIP as part of an ongoing use case in advancing cross-border payments through groundbreaking work with tokenized assets and new forms of digital money. This marks a major step toward a more connected and efficient global financial system. 2) 2025 Futures Report | KPMG Chainlink is highlighted in “Big Four” accounting firm KPMG’s 2025 Futures Report for CCIP’s role in enabling Swift to settle tokenized assets across Ethereum, private ledgers, and other blockchains without needing to replace or rebuild their existing infrastructure. Instead of disruption, Chainlink CCIP is paving the way for the seamless adoption of digital assets at scale. 3) The Future of Digital Identity and Automated Compliance in Global Financial Services | GLEIF This report published by GLEIF outlines how Chainlink infrastructure can help scale digital asset adoption by enabling verifiable onchain identity using globally recognized, regulatorily overseen standards. Since 2008, identity standards have increased market integrity, but today’s fragmented systems still create costly friction. By enabling automated compliance and privacy-preserving data verification onchain, Chainlink helps reduce these inefficiencies and unlocks a more secure, scalable financial system. 4) Liquidity Without Borders | Accenture and RWA․xyz Chainlink is featured as foundational infrastructure in this Accenture and RWA.xyz-supported report exploring how financial institutions can overcome fragmentation in blockchain adoption. The report highlights how Chainlink CCIP addresses the problem of digital liquidity islands by enabling secure, compliant cross-chain interoperability. It also explains how, with its modular architecture, security, and support for both public and private chains, CCIP is the interoperability standard within capital markets, powering the full tokenized asset lifecycle, enhancing liquidity, and enabling seamless connectivity between onchain and offchain financial systems. 5) Fund tokenization—A blueprint for practitioners | Taurus This Taurus report highlights Chainlink for providing infrastructure for enabling tokenized fund operations on public blockchains. It features a pilot with UBS and SBI under MAS’s Project Guardian, where Chainlink delivers real-time NAV data to a digital transfer agent smart contract, automating fund administration onchain. This showcases how the Chainlink data standard can power critical processes like minting and burning fund shares, paving the way for scalable, compliant, and globally interoperable tokenized money market funds. 6) Taking the Next Step: What Is the Future of Stablecoins, and How Do We Get There? | Dr. Rhys Bidder and King’s College London This report, authored by Dr. Rhys Bidder and published by King’s College London, explains the growing importance of secure cross-chain infrastructure, verifiable reserves, and interoperability standards in the stablecoin ecosystem and how Chainlink provides the solutions to support them. Chainlink Proof of Reserve is cited as critical infrastructure for stablecoin transparency, while Chainlink CCIP and the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard are highlighted for supporting compliant, scalable cross-chain stablecoin issuance. As stablecoins evolve into foundational instruments for institutional finance, Chainlink continues to provide the decentralized infrastructure needed to secure and scale the next generation of tokenized money.