Swift has launched a blockchain-based shared ledger initiative with more than 30 financial institutions from 16 countries. The first use case focuses on real-time, 24/7 cross-border payments, signaling deeper bank adoption of digital settlement infrastructure.

Swift said it is working with more than 30 financial institutions from 16 countries to design a blockchain-based shared ledger for real-time, 24/7 cross-border payments, extending its role from secure messaging to digital value movement.

Swift has launched a blockchain-based shared ledger project with support from over 30 financial institutions across 16 countries. The first use case targets real-time, 24/7 cross-border payments, highlighting growing bank adoption of digital settlement infrastructure.

Chainlink has launched its CCIP in early access across Ethereum, Avalanche, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism, aiming to connect traditional financial institutions with public and private blockchains. The announcement also boosted LINK in short-term trading.

Chainlink is broadening its role in institutional finance through projects involving banks, central banks, exchanges, and payment networks, with use cases spanning tokenized assets, onchain data, and cross-border settlement.

Chainlink is broadening its role in finance through projects with banks, central banks, exchanges and settlement networks. Its work with Swift, Deutsche Börse and others highlights growing demand for tokenized assets, onchain data and cross-chain settlement infrastructure.

Chainlink is broadening its role across banks, central banks, exchanges, and payment networks, with growing involvement in cross-border settlement, tokenized funds, onchain market data, and compliance infrastructure.

Chainlink partners with over 15 institutions including Swift, Deutsche Börse, central banks, and commercial banks for CBDC, tokenized assets, and cross-border settlement, solidifying its role as critical infrastructure.