Kamino said it has adopted Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol, or CCIP, as its risk assessment standard for cross-chain collateral after what it described as an extensive security review. Under the arrangement, assets secured by CCIP will be eligible for higher borrowing caps and higher loan-to-value ratios across Kamino markets. The company said the move comes as it expands support for institutional-grade tokenized collateral, making cross-chain security a core part of market design. Chainlink also confirmed the setup. The update ties collateral treatment on Kamino more directly to the security framework used for cross-chain assets and sets the terms under which those assets can receive more favorable lending parameters on the platform.
Kamino said it has adopted Chainlink CCIP as its risk assessment standard for cross-chain collateral following an extensive security review.
Assets secured by CCIP will be able to receive higher borrowing caps and higher loan-to-value, or LTV, ratios across Kamino markets, according to the company.
Kamino said cross-chain security has become a core part of market design as it expands support for institutional-grade tokenized collateral. Chainlink also confirmed the arrangement.
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