Stellar, the decade-old open blockchain designed to connect traditional finance with decentralized systems, is moving to expand its role in global digital asset infrastructure. The network has announced that it will integrate Chainlink’s data and interoperability technologies, including Chainlink Data Feeds, Data Streams, and the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), while joining the Chainlink SCALE program. […]Stellar, the decade-old open blockchain designed to connect traditional finance with decentralized systems, is moving to expand its role in global digital asset infrastructure. The network has announced that it will integrate Chainlink’s data and interoperability technologies, including Chainlink Data Feeds, Data Streams, and the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), while joining the Chainlink SCALE program. […]

Stellar Partners With Chainlink to Advance RWA Tokenization and On-Chain Finance

2025/11/02 14:48
Stellar
  • Stellar integrates Chainlink CCIP to enhance secure cross-chain institutional finance capabilities.
  • Partnership accelerates Stellar’s real-world asset growth and tokenization ecosystem adoption globally.
  • Cross-chain interoperability unlocks unified blockchain finance across institutional and DeFi networks.

Stellar, the decade-old open blockchain designed to connect traditional finance with decentralized systems, is moving to expand its role in global digital asset infrastructure. The network has announced that it will integrate Chainlink’s data and interoperability technologies, including Chainlink Data Feeds, Data Streams, and the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), while joining the Chainlink SCALE program. The move marks a strategic effort to strengthen Stellar’s ability to support institutional tokenization and seamless cross-chain finance.

Stellar has built a reputation for powering real-world financial activity, from payments and remittances to regulated asset issuance. In the past year, the protocol has seen rapid growth across tokenized treasuries and real-world asset flows, recording more than $5.4 billion in quarterly RWA transaction volume and a DeFi ecosystem that has tripled in size. With this new integration, Stellar is doubling down on its mission to serve as a bridge between traditional institutions and the expanding decentralized finance landscape.

Also Read: MoneyGram Strikes Partnership With Stellar to Launch a Stablecoin Remittance Service

Stellar Deploys CCIP to Accelerate Cross-Chain Finance

Chainlink’s tech has become the building block for the crypto economy at large, securing the value and providing the foundations for trusted data infrastructure for institutional-grade applications. With the CCIP and the Chainlink data service integrated within the Stellar network, the movement of assets between chain networks will be secure, and the standards for the financials of an enterprise will be met.

The integration will facilitate the interaction between assets and applications on Stellar’s network and other networks using a secure messaging layer that’s programmable. Developers will be able to transfer their assets between networks without having to modify the underlying architecture and be able to send transactions associated with execution instructions on the receiving side

Chainlink Powers Stellar’s Unified On-Chain Finance Vision

For Stellar, the integration of Chainlink’s framework for interoperability marks an essential move towards a future where blockchain networks operate as a single financial layer. The plan for the future involves having traditional assets, securities, and decentralized liquidity work in perfect infrastructure.

As the integration unfolds, Stellar finds itself at the center of an evolving on-chain economy where institutions and DeFi infrastructure are able to interact, settle, and innovate without the technical and security challenges of traditional cross-chain infrastructure in the past. With Chainlink’s functionality integrated into their roadmap, the Stellar network finds itself well on its way to an interconnected and optimized financial future.

Also Read: PayPal Upgrades PYUSD with Stellar for Global Payment Expansion

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