Memento, A multi-chain asset management protocol that allows users to create, mint and manage ETF-style tokenized funds, has announced the integration of Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP).
The blockchain company is integrating CCIP into its zero-knowledge infrastructure, marking a significant step toward enabling institutional interoperability in blockchain finance. The upgrade establishes Memento ZK Chain as a multi-network hub for fund creation, distribution, and management.
According to the announcement, the integration will allow cross-chain fund distribution to Polygon, Solana, and Base while enhancing the security of asset transfers through Chainlink’s CCIP framework. The partnership aligns with Memento’s goal of building an institutional-grade infrastructure that bridges traditional finance (TradFi) with decentralized ecosystems.
The system enables seamless movement of tokenized assets across networks, ensuring liquidity and operational flexibility for institutional funds. Memento described CCIP as “a critical piece of infrastructure for secure interoperability,” citing Chainlink’s long-standing role in developing interoperability and tokenization infrastructure for institutional use.
Institutional tokenization takes shape
Chainlink’s influence in the institutional blockchain narrative continues to deepen. Just this week, S&P Global Ratings announced it would publish its Stablecoin Stability Assessments (SSAs) onchain through Chainlink’s DataLink, providing real-time risk data to smart contracts and DeFi protocols.
The collaboration shows how financial data is moving onchain to improve transparency and automation. Memento’s CCIP integration adds the infrastructure to manage tokenized assets securely across networks.
As institutional tokenization expands, Memento’s cross-chain framework and Chainlink’s interoperability tools signal a new phase where capital markets and blockchain operate in sync.
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