
- SBI and Chainlink partnership aims to expand institutional digital assets.
- Focus on Japan, expanding to the Asia-Pacific region.
- Partnership expected to drive wider asset adoption and interoperability.

SBI Group and Chainlink’s partnership accelerates institutional digital asset adoption in Asia-Pacific, initially focusing on Japan. With SBI’s $200B assets and Chainlink’s blockchain solutions, the collaboration enhances cross-border transactions and tokenization using Chainlink’s CCIP and SmartData technologies.
The partnership between SBI Group and Chainlink is significant for accelerating the adoption of blockchain solutions across Asia, potentially changing the financial landscape.
SBI Group, one of Japan’s largest financial entities, and Chainlink aim to enhance blockchain data interoperability. Sergey Nazarov of Chainlink and Yoshitaka Kitao of SBI Holdings lead this venture.
SBI’s survey shows 76% of institutions are ready to invest in tokenized securities. Chainlink’s infrastructure will support these transitions, leveraging its CCIP technology for safe digital asset management.
The collaboration is expected to streamline cross-border transactions with a focus on stablecoins. This move aligns with Japan’s growing regulatory landscape and blockchain innovation efforts.
“We have been building very advanced fund tokenisation and stablecoin DvP use cases with SBI for a while now, and I am excited to see our great work move towards a state of production usage at a large scale.” — Sergey Nazarov, Co-Founder, Chainlink
The impact includes potential advancements in NAV reporting, improved liquidity, and reduced transaction costs in financial markets. Regulatory changes in Japan could bolster further innovation.
This partnership builds on historical projects like Singapore’s Project Guardian, providing a foundation for broader financial technology integration. Such initiatives could boost enthusiasm for digital asset solutions in Asia.
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