Chainlink Collaborates With 24 Financial Giants to Streamline Corporate Actions

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Chainlink is collaborating with 24 major financial institutions to revamp the processing of corporate actions like dividends and mergers across global markets.

  • A pilot was conducted with SWIFT, DTCC, Euroclear, and six other institutions.
  • Utilized blockchain and AI to process real corporate actions in multiple languages.
  • Produced unified data containers called golden records in near real-time.
  • Distributed these records to blockchain networks and legacy systems like SWIFT, reducing manual labor and errors.
  • Incorporated large language models from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic for data extraction.
  • Created a "single source of truth" on-chain for easy access and verification by participants.
  • Chainlink’s Runtime Environment validated outputs, and its interoperability protocol relayed data to blockchains such as Avalanche.
  • Data attesters ensured cryptographic validation and filled potential data gaps, achieving nearly 100% data consensus.

The current system for corporate actions is costly. Citi's 2025 Asset Servicing report indicates an average action involves 110,000 interactions costing $34 million. The industry's annual cost is estimated at $58 billion.