The framework supports tokenized-deposit payments around the clock while banks retain control of transaction-signing keys.
TL;DR Chainlink has launched CCIP 2.0, a major upgrade to its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol. The new version adds optional third-party verifiers, faster-than-finality transfers, built-in compliance tools and more flexible execution.
Chainlink launched CCIP 2.0 on September 28, adding issuer-configurable transfer checks, speed settings and compliance controls.
Chainlink launches CCIP 2.0 with custom verifiers, built-in compliance and faster transfers as $84 billion in cross-chain token value runs on the protocol.
Can CCIP 2.0 turn LINK's whale-backed rally into a sustainable Q4 breakout?
An optional required verifier can hold up destination tokens after a source-chain lock or burn; named production use remains unverified.
On Monday, Chainlink unveiled a significant enhancement to its cross-blockchain bridge infrastructure. The platform, designated CCIP 2.0, empowers organizations to integrate customized security protocols for inter-chain asset movements.
The upgrade adds configurable confirmation thresholds, modular fee components and compliance controls as LINK trades around $15.
LINK remained up 6.21% over 24 hours as $270,000 in long positions were liquidated during the same hour.
Chainlink is connecting banks to Swift's blockchain ledger through CRE, supporting tokenized deposits and 24/7 cross-border payment workflows.
The platform is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026 and coordinate collateral eligibility, valuation, margining, optimization and settlement across market participants.
The collaboration could revolutionize financial markets by enhancing efficiency and transparency in collateral management through blockchain integration. Chainlink collaborates with DTCC on 24/7 collateral management via new AppChain.