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Chainlink Partners With Japanese Advisory Firm Pacific Meta to Offer Compliance Infrastructure
Pacific Meta has integrated Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol and Automated Compliance Engine into its services for the Japanese financial market.
Chainlink announced a collaboration on October 16 with Tokyo-based consultancy Pacific Meta to introduce cross-chain and compliance infrastructure to the Japanese financial sector. Pacific Meta, founded in August 2022 and led by Managing Director Shota Iwasaki, agreed to adopt Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its preferred transfer system for tokenized assets.
Under the agreement, Pacific Meta is also incorporating Chainlink’s Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) into its partner offering. The ACE system is designed to embed compliance checks, such as identity verification and investor qualifications, directly into token transfer transactions rather than relying on manual downstream processing.
The partnership expands on an earlier collaboration between the two firms established in 2023, covering tokenized financial products, blockchain identity systems, and compliance tools. Following the announcement, Chainlink's token traded at $11.76, marking a 2.06% decline from the previous day.
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