Streamex Corp., a Nasdaq-listed platform specializing in commodity tokenization, has announced a major partnership with Chainlink to enhance transparency, interoperability, and institutional trust in its gold-backed stablecoin, GLDY.
Under this collaboration, Streamex will integrate several of Chainlink’s core technologies including Proof of Reserve (PoR), Price Feeds, and the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to bring real-time transparency and secure cross-chain functionality to GLDY.
Institutional-Grade Transparency Through Chainlink’s Proof of Reserve
One of the most significant aspects of this partnership is the adoption of Chainlink’s Proof of Reserve, a system that allows anyone to verify GLDY’s gold backing directly on-chain.
This means institutional investors and retail users alike can access tamper-proof, real-time data confirming that every GLDY token in circulation is backed by a corresponding amount of physical gold held in reserve.
By leveraging Chainlink’s decentralized oracle network, Streamex ensures that reserve audits are no longer reliant on centralized reporting, thereby reducing counterparty risk and strengthening investor confidence.
“Our goal is to build a transparent and verifiable bridge between physical assets and blockchain-based markets,” said a Streamex spokesperson. “Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure gives us the reliability and security needed to deliver institutional-grade assurance for GLDY.”
Seamless Cross-Chain Transfers with Chainlink CCIP
Streamex will also integrate Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) enabling secure and seamless movement of GLDY across multiple blockchain networks, including Base and Solana.
This integration allows users to mint, transfer, or redeem GLDY across different ecosystems without compromising security, paving the way for broader adoption of tokenized commodities in decentralized finance (DeFi) and institutional settlement systems.
Part of a Larger Institutional Shift Toward Tokenized Finance
The Streamex–Chainlink partnership reflects a growing trend of traditional finance (TradFi) firms adopting Chainlink’s technology to verify and tokenize real-world assets (RWAs).
Earlier in 2025, Backed Finance integrated Chainlink’s Proof of Reserve, CCIP, and Price Feeds to ensure that its tokenized equities and ETFs remained fully collateralized and auditable on-chain.
Similarly, Crypto Finance implemented Chainlink’s PoR to provide verifiable Bitcoin and Ethereum reserve data for its nxtAssets digital asset products allowing for cryptographic proof of reserves without revealing sensitive wallet information.
These integrations highlight Chainlink’s expanding role as a trusted infrastructure provider for bridging blockchain networks with real-world financial systems.
LINK Price Outlook
Meanwhile, Chainlink’s native token (LINK) continues to trade between $17 and $19, recovering from an earlier dip to $15 during the October market flash crash. Analysts remain optimistic, suggesting that LINK could rally toward $46, though a short-term retest of the $15 support level remains possible before a sustained breakout.
Bottom Line
The Streamex–Chainlink partnership marks another milestone in the convergence of blockchain technology and traditional commodities markets.
By combining Chainlink’s oracle and interoperability solutions with Streamex’s regulated tokenization platform, the companies are setting a new standard for transparency, security, and cross-chain liquidity in the gold-backed stablecoin space.
With institutional demand for verified, real-world asset tokens on the rise, GLDY could become a blueprint for how tokenized commodities are managed, audited, and traded in the digital economy.
