Chainlink Powers Fund Tokenization in Taurus Report Backed by UBS, SBI, and MAS

• The role of Chainlink in real-world asset tokenization is growing significantly.
• Top financial giants and DeFi protocols rely on a number of Chainlinks solutions.

The financial industry is changing fast with the advent of fund tokenization. Taurus, a leading digital asset infrastructure provider, has released a detailed report on how this innovation reshapes investment management.

The report highlights how Chainlink (LINK), as a decentralized oracle network, is helping to automate fund management. Big organizations like UBS, SBI Digital Markets, and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) support this work.

How Chainlink Technology Is Changing Tokenization

Fund tokenization means converting shares of a traditional investment asset into digital tokens on a blockchain. This allows people to buy, sell, and trade these shares more easily and quickly.

The Taurus report explained that tokenization brings many benefits, such as faster transactions, better transparency, and lower transaction costs. It pointed out that tokenization is not just an idea but a real solution gaining traction in the financial sector.

Chainlinks decentralized oracle network plays an important role in the tokenization process. It collects data from multiple sources, verifies its accuracy, and delivers it securely to smart contracts, enabling them to react to real-world events.

As highlighted in our previous article, TRON DAO officially appointed Chainlink as the primary oracle provider for its blockchain ecosystem. Chainlink Data Feeds is helping to improve data accuracy across its DeFi applications.

According to the Taurus report, Chainlinks technology helps create digital smart contracts that manage tokenized funds. These smart contracts automatically handle buying, selling, and transferring tokens without requiring people to perform these tasks manually.

In Project Guardian, a collaboration between MAS, UBS Asset Management, and SBI Digital Markets, Chainlinks technology ensures that all fund transactions follow strict rules, speeds up processes, and reduces costs.

In addition, major institutions, including Fidelity International, ANZ Bank, and SWIFT, have tapped Chainlinks technology. DeFi platforms such as Aave, GMX, and Lido also rely on Chainlink infrastructure.

As mentioned in our previous news brief, banking and financial services giant JPMorgan used Chainlink and Ondo Finance for its first cross-chain Delivery versus Payment (DvP) transaction.

Chainlink: A Leading Oracle Network

Chainlink has solidified its leading decentralized oracle network role, providing smart contracts with secure, real-world data. As blockchain applications become more sophisticated, the demand for reliable oracle services grow.

Chainlinks partnerships across multiple sectors, including finance and gaming, highlight its long-term relevance in the industry.

Its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) is gaining traction, further expanding its role in decentralized finance. As outlined in our recent blog post, Sonic Labs has integrated Chainlinks technology into its mainnet. Using CCIP, developers can create secure apps that work across blockchains.

These apps can move tokens, send messages, and trigger actions between blockchains. As covered in our latest report, World Liberty Financial has also partnered with Chainlink to integrate its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol into its USD1 stablecoin.

This integration offers frictionless and secure USD1 transfers between several blockchain networks, including BBN Chain and Ethereum.