Chainlink said its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol, or CCIP, has processed more than $21 billion in transfer volume and currently supports over $62 billion in cross-chain tokens. The protocol is designed to enable secure communication and value transfer across different blockchain networks. The latest figures point to continued adoption of CCIP in cross-chain infrastructure, according to the update cited by Cointelegraph. Chainlink said the milestone strengthens CCIP’s position as a key piece of infrastructure for interoperability between chains. The announcement adds another data point to the competition among projects building tools for moving assets and messages across blockchain ecosystems.
Chainlink said its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) has surpassed $21 billion in transfer volume and currently supports more than $62 billion in cross-chain tokens.
CCIP is built to enable secure communication and value transfer between different blockchain networks. The updated figures show continued adoption of the protocol in cross-chain infrastructure.
Cointelegraph said the milestone also reinforces CCIP’s standing as key infrastructure for interoperability across chains.
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