Chainlink may soon become a core part of global financial infrastructure, as co-founder Sergey Nazarov revealed that top-tier institutions are actively exploring integration with the decentralized oracle network.
In a recent update, Nazarov shared that Chainlink is in talks with many of the world’s leading financial entities across the U.S., Asia, the Middle East, and Australia.
Although he withheld specific names due to non-disclosure agreements, he made it clear that demand is growing rapidly as these organizations seek secure, scalable solutions for data connectivity, identity verification, and cross-chain operations.
What’s attracting this institutional interest, according to Nazarov, is Chainlink’s unique ability to provide a comprehensive, battle-tested system that other major players already rely on.
With regulatory clarity improving in the U.S., discussions with American firms have intensified, matching the enthusiasm already seen overseas.
This rising institutional momentum suggests Chainlink is no longer just a Web3 infrastructure project—it’s becoming a foundational layer for how traditional finance will interact with blockchains.
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