Oracle and Chainlink connect banks to Swift blockchain ledger for tokenized deposits

ChainLink Token ($LINK) (@chainlink) · SWIFT ($SWFT) (@swftledgerreal) · Swift (@swiftffe) · ORACLE CORP ($ORCL)

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Chainlink helps banks work with the Swift ledger via CRE, and its fee model converts revenue from enterprise clients into LINK and adds it to the Chainlink Reserve. $LINK is now around $15.1, which is +7% per day.

Facts

On September 28, Chainlink said it will connect financial institutions to Swift blockchain ledger through its platform. The ledger is designed for tokenized deposits and round the clock cross border payments. [@chainlink, September 28, 2026]
The link is provided by Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) under a self signing model: keys for transaction authorization stay with the bank. Currently 17 institutions are piloting tokenized deposits on the Swift ledger. [chain.link]
Oracle on the same day at Sibos announced its integration with the Swift ledger. It uses Oracle Blockchain Platform, Oracle Digital Assets Data Nexus and Oracle Banking Payments with ISO 20022 support. [oracle.com]
According to Chainlink, revenue from enterprise clients, both onchain and offchain, is converted into LINK and sent to the strategic Chainlink Reserve. [chain.link]
On DEX $LINK costs $15.14, which is +7.2% in 24 hours. [dexscreener]

Waiting

Which banks will connect to the Swift ledger via Chainlink, not yet named

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