Institutional Adoption Recap: 5 Ways Chainlink Drove the Adoption of Onchain Finance in 2023
1. Swift
Swift, the standard messaging network for 11K banks, collaborated with Chainlink and some of the world’s largest banks and infrastructures—including Euroclear, Clearstream, BNP Paribas, BNY Mellon, and Citi—to demonstrate a secure and scalable way to connect multiple blockchains.
swift.com/news-events/press-…
2. ANZ
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (
@ANZ_AU), a leading Australian bank with $1T+ in AUM, issued two stablecoins, A$DC and NZ$DC, backed by the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar. ANZ Bank used CCIP to demonstrate a cross-currency, cross-chain purchase of tokenized assets.
chain.link/resources/cross-c…
3. DTCC
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (
@The_DTCC) is the world’s largest securities settlement system, processing $2+ quadrillion annually. In a DTCC blog, Executive Director Stephen Prosperi explained how the collaboration between DTCC and Chainlink “opens the door to a multitude of use cases that could redefine how the financial industry operates.”
dtcc.com/dtcc-connection/art…
4. Vodafone
Vodafone is relied upon by over 350M customers, 160M+ IoT devices, and 7M organizations across the globe.
@VodafoneBiz demonstrated how Chainlink CCIP can connect data and smart contracts across its Economy of Things-enabled global trade platform.
vodafone.com/news/technology…
5. ARTA TechFin
@ARTATechFin, a premier Hong Kong-based financial institution, is using Chainlink’s decentralized computing platform to help bring next-gen features and transparency to its fund tokens.
artatechfin.com/media-centre…
In 2024, institutional adoption of blockchain technology and the Chainlink platform is set to expand significantly.