Chainlink has added 10 new integrations across five services and four blockchain networks, expanding its infrastructure across DeFi, payments, cross-chain applications, data, and AI-related projects.
The latest update includes Aave, Bottomline Pay, Forever Money AI, GM Trade, Space and Time, Tempo and World. Chainlink announced the latest integrations on X, highlighting the different projects using its infrastructure for market data, blockchain interoperability, payments, and other on-chain applications.
Inside Chainlink’s Latest Integration Update
The latest group includes 10 integrations across four blockchain networks and five Chainlink services. The projects cover several parts of the crypto market rather than a single application category.
Aave is among the named projects, while Bottomline Pay adds a payments use case. Forever Money AI uses Chainlink infrastructure to connect Bittensor with Robinhood Chain, while Space and Time uses Chainlink technology for privacy-related applications.
Tempo has also integrated Chainlink Data Feeds to provide market data for applications running on its payments-focused blockchain.
The feeds can support financial applications that require external pricing information, including collateral valuation and foreign exchange data. GM Trade and World are among the other projects included in the latest update.
CCIP Connects Cross-Chain Applications
Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) is also part of the latest integrations. Forever Money AI recently expanded its 1:1 native TAO access to Robinhood Chain using Chainlink’s CCIP.
The integration provides cross-chain access to the Bittensor ecosystem while using Chainlink’s security architecture.
Bottomline Pay is another project using Chainlink technology for blockchain-based payments. According to Chainlink, the company works with more than 600 banks and processes more than $16 trillion in payments each year.
The partnership combines CCIP with Chainlink Runtime Environment to support payment workflows across blockchain networks.
Space and Time Uses Chainlink for Privacy
Space and Time has adopted Chainlink’s privacy technology for its Virtual Vaults. The system allows users to prove information about collateral held across private venues without exposing the underlying positions or the borrower’s identity.
This gives lending applications a way to verify information while keeping sensitive financial data private. The integration adds a privacy use case to the latest Chainlink expansion, alongside the network’s existing data and interoperability services.
Chainlink’s Latest Integrations Span Several Use Cases
The 10 new integrations cover more than price data and DeFi applications. Payments, cross-chain transfers, privacy, and financial data are also represented in the latest group.
Chainlink’s infrastructure includes several services that support these applications:
- Data Feeds: Market and financial data for blockchain applications
- CCIP: Cross-chain transfers and messaging
- Automation: Automated on-chain actions
- Data Streams: Low-latency market data
- Proof of Reserve: On-chain verification of asset reserves
The latest update provides a snapshot of how different blockchain projects use Chainlink services for specific technical needs.
What Comes Next
The next thing to watch is how these integrations are used after they go live. Projects such as Tempo, Forever Money AI and Bottomline Pay will need to turn their integrations into regular activity, whether through market data requests, cross-chain transfers or payment-related transactions.
It will also be worth watching whether more projects adopt the same Chainlink services in the coming months. Continued use could show which services are seeing the most demand across areas such as DeFi, payments, cross-chain applications, and financial data.
What This Means for You: The latest integrations show that Chainlink is being used for more than crypto price feeds. Its infrastructure now supports market data, cross-chain transfers, payments, and privacy across different blockchain applications.













