Financial platform Spiko has announced its integration with Chainlink to allow users access to regulated money markets across various blockchains.
Chainlink Integration for Multichain Access
On July 1, 2025, Spiko announced its integration with Chainlink to enhance interoperability. With the CCIP standard, over $380 million of institutional-grade funds will become more easily and compliantly accessible to users. Previously, investors were unable to transfer shares across chains without cumbersome operations.
Spiko's Regulated Funds
Chainlink will act as the infrastructure provider for Spiko's tokenized MMFs – EUTBL and USTBL. These assets, backed by euro and U.S. dollar-denominated treasury bills, are the first EU-approved money market funds whose shares are issued as fungible tokens on a public blockchain. This is part of the ongoing trend of tokenization across the globe.
Future of Spiko and Chainlink
Spiko plans to utilize Chainlink to expand access to its funds while ensuring compliance with regulatory and operational standards for identity verification checks, including KYC and anti-money laundering. The CCIP integration marks another step towards developing blockchain-oriented solutions.
The integration of Chainlink into the Spiko platform opens up new opportunities for institutional investors by facilitating access to financial markets while maintaining necessary standards.
