21X, which will soon launch the first regulated financial infrastructure in the EU for trading and settlement of tokenized assets, has entered into a strategic partnership with Chainlink. The 21X system will use the Chainlink standard to integrate high-quality data and ensure cross-chain compatibility. As part of the partnership, price feeds for bids and offers will be available, as well as access to assets and stablecoins via the Chainlink CCIP protocol. The platform will operate under the oversight of BaFin, the German financial regulator.
12/5/2024 2:38:36 PM (GMT+1)
21X and Chainlink have entered into a strategic partnership to create the first regulated platform in the EU for tokenized assets and cross-chain compatibility using Chainlink CCIP 💼
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