Streamex Corp. (NASDAQ: STEX), an institutional commodity tokenization company with a market capitalization of $83.42 million, announced a strategic partnership with Chainlink, the industry-standard oracle and interoperability provider. The collaboration aims to strengthen the transparency, trust, and cross-chain functionality of Streamex’s gold-backed stablecoin, GLDY.
Through this partnership, Chainlink will serve as Streamex’s official oracle and on-chain transparency provider. The integration introduces several key Chainlink technologies, including Proof of Reserve, Price Feeds, and the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). These components together enhance GLDY’s security, transparency, and usability across multiple blockchain ecosystems.
Integrating Chainlink’s cutting-edge interoperability solutions
Streamex is deploying Chainlink’s CCIP across the Base and Solana mainnets, utilizing the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard. This enables seamless and secure token transfers, improving liquidity and accessibility for institutional investors and users.
The integration of Chainlink Proof of Reserve provides real-time, on-chain verification of the physical gold reserves that back GLDY. Meanwhile, Chainlink Price Feeds deliver tamper-resistant market data, ensuring that all on-chain gold markets maintain consistent and trustworthy pricing. These elements allow Streamex to unify token issuance, trading, and reserve auditing within a transparent, fully verified framework.
“Integrating Chainlink’s interoperability and data standards will mark a major step forward in Streamex’s mission to bring real-world assets securely on-chain,” said Henry McPhie, Co-Founder and CEO of Streamex. “Through Chainlink, we can ensure that GLDY operates with the highest levels of transparency, reliability, and cross-chain functionality, delivering institutional trust with the benefits of blockchain technology.”
Building a secure and future-ready cross-chain environment
Streamex selected Chainlink’s CCIP for its high-security design, which uses the same decentralized oracle network (DON) infrastructure that secures over $100 billion in total value across the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. CCIP’s defense-in-depth architecture ensures secure, programmable, and future-proof cross-chain transactions.
Key features of the integration include:
- Defense-in-depth security: CCIP leverages a proven oracle network to secure transactions and mitigate risks.
- Programmable token transfers: Enables cross-chain token movements along with instructions for automated execution on destination chains.
- Zero-slippage transfers: Ensures smooth execution even under network congestion.
- Extendable design: Supports future integration with additional blockchains and assets as the network evolves.
This technology allows Streamex’s GLDY token to move seamlessly across blockchain ecosystems while maintaining verifiable gold backing. The approach enhances liquidity and simplifies asset management, aligning with the company’s institutional focus.
GLDY continues to define gold-backed tokenization
GLDY is Streamex’s flagship asset, a regulated, yield-bearing stablecoin fully backed by physical gold. The token aims to provide institutional-grade cash management and yield opportunities while bridging traditional commodity markets with blockchain infrastructure.
By integrating Chainlink’s technology stack, Streamex advances its mission to enable reliable, liquid, and compliant commodity-backed financial products for global investors. This move embodies the firm’s broader vision of facilitating real-world asset (RWA) tokenization through a regulated, transparent, and interoperable system.
Broader market context and financial positioning
Streamex’s momentum has been reflected in its market performance. The company’s shares have gained approximately 400% over the past year, according to Google Finance.
In parallel, Streamex continues to expand its strategic relationships. Following its merger with Streamex Exchange Corporation, the company adopted its new STEX ticker on the Nasdaq Capital Market as of September 12, 2025. Streamex also signed a letter of intent with Simplify Asset Management to explore integrating tokenized gold into ETF structures, potentially creating regulated, yield-generating gold investment vehicles.
Chainlink’s expanding role in tokenized finance
Chainlink’s technology continues to gain traction across the financial industry. Major institutions such as Swift, Mastercard, and UBS have adopted Chainlink’s oracle and interoperability standards for cryptographically secure data validation and cross-chain communication.
The Streamex-Chainlink partnership reflects a growing institutional shift toward transparency and security in on-chain asset management. As tokenized finance continues to evolve, both companies are positioned to play critical roles in bridging traditional commodities with decentralized infrastructure, setting new standards for how gold and other real-world assets are managed in the digital economy.
Gunel Ismayilova
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