Pacific Meta Adopts Chainlink CCIP As Preferred Interoperability Solution
Pacific Meta is positioning itself as the local channel through which Chainlink's data, interoperability, compliance, and privacy stack reaches Japanese financial institutions, which is the harder half of institutional tokenization adoption.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Pacific Meta, Inc. signed a strategic partnership with Chainlink Labs and adopted Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its preferred interoperability solution. The Tokyo company, led by president Shota Iwasaki, added Chainlink's Automated Compliance Engine to the products handled under its Partner Solutions service, which supports deployment of overseas blockchain products. Pacific Meta says it will partner with Japanese companies in telecommunications, consumer electronics, and digital advertising to deploy tokenized finance, identity, and compliance infrastructure for institutional investors.
Pacific Meta's stated mission is to create the standard for blockchain from Japan. The partnership puts a Chainlink product, the Automated Compliance Engine, inside Partner Solutions, the service Pacific Meta uses to bring overseas blockchain products into the Japanese market.
The company lists three areas for the partnership: market development, business development, and a third it does not name in the excerpt. It frames cross-chain infrastructure as a security decision, citing losses above $3 billion from attacks on cross-chain vulnerabilities. Pacific Meta says it evaluated interoperability options on decentralization, built-in safety mechanisms, operational fault tolerance, and issuer control.
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