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Chainlink Partners with Pacific Meta to Target Tokenization in Japan
Tokyo-based Pacific Meta has integrated Chainlink interoperability and compliance tools to support institutional tokenization initiatives.
Pacific Meta announced a partnership with Chainlink Labs to support institutional tokenization and compliance infrastructure in Japan. As part of the agreement, the Tokyo-based company adopted Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its preferred interoperability solution and added the Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) to its enterprise marketplace.
Pacific Meta operates as a gateway for on-chain finance and artificial intelligence, collaborating with domestic firms in sectors such as telecommunications, consumer electronics, and digital advertising. The partnership aims to facilitate the movement of tokenized assets and data across multiple blockchain networks using CCIP.
The announcement was made alongside a 1.64 percent drop in LINK's price to $12.30, moving in line with broader market trends as Bitcoin declined 1.42 percent. The release did not disclose any specific launch clients, initial asset deployments, or concrete production schedules for the integrated services.
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