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NIL CCIP becomes the cross-chain standard for institutional assets
Chainlink is consolidating its position as the preferred infrastructure layer for assets on the institutional chain. Recently, a series of new integrations cover cross-chain token transfers, real-time fund reporting and on-chain reserve verification.
Re protocol is the latest protocol to migrate its cross-chain infrastructure to Chainlink CCIP. As an on-chain reinsurance agreement, Re's total lockup value exceeds US$475 million. After conducting an internal cross-chain infrastructure evaluation, it was decided to migrate from LayerZero to CCIP as the exclusive bridge solution for $reUSD. reUSD is Re's deposit token with a market value of more than US$160 million. The agreement will use CCIP to secure the transfer of $reUSD between Ethereum and Solana. Each CCIP bridge channel is jointly protected by 16 independent node operators, and the CCIP holds SOC2 Type 2 certification, providing an organization-level compliance basis for transfers.
Nillion also uses the same framework to implement the transfer of $NIL between Ethereum and HyperEVM. CCIP already supports interoperability with ecosystems such as Ethereum, HyperEVM, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, and Base, making it a natural choice for protocols that need to move assets across multiple environments without sacrificing security.
SmartData and Proof of Reserves Promote Development
On the data side, Obligate is integrating Chainlink SmartData to upload tokenized real-time NAV data for its more than $200 million $oTFY credit fund. Chainlink SmartData is a set of on-chain data products designed to unleash the utility, accessibility and reliability of tokenized real-world assets, provide secure casting guarantees and key real-world data such as reserves, net asset value and asset management size. Chainlink has uploaded oTFY's equity data, and oTFY has been integrated into Solana's leading lending agreement, Kamino, where holders can use institutional-level trade finance exposure as collateral.
Meanwhile, RadiantPrime is implementing Chainlink Proof of Reserves to increase transparency in its tokenized investment strategy. Chainlink reserves prove to be able to verify cross-chain and off-chain reserves that support tokenized and packaged assets, providing unparalleled transparency. The tool enables the protocol to automatically suspend minting, redemption or trading when reserves are insufficient, and supports the launch of real-world assets and exchange-traded funds through continuous reserve verification to meet the standards of institutional users and regulators.
Taken together, these integrations highlight that Chainlink's product suite-CCIP, SmartData, and Proof of Reserves-is increasingly becoming the default compliance and connectivity stack for tokenized assets in the digital economy in 2026. In the first quarter of 2026, the cross-chain transfer volume of CCIP exceeded US$18 billion, and more than 70 blockchains have been connected.
