Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services, a division of the global Deutsche Börse Group, has partnered with Chainlink, the leading oracle platform, to bring its multi-asset market data to blockchain networks for the first time.
This marks a major milestone in linking traditional finance with blockchain.
Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services is now putting real-time, multi-asset market data from Europe’s top trading venues directly on blockchains using Datalink, Chainlink’s institutional-grade data publishing platform.
Key platforms include:
By using Chainlink’s trusted oracle infrastructure, Deutsche Börse can securely and easily publish its data on-chain without building or managing new systems.
As one of the world’s largest exchange operators, Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services delivers four billion real-time data points every day and managed over €1.3 trillion in securities trading last year. Through DataLink, more than 2,400 DeFi protocols across 40+ public and private blockchains in the Chainlink ecosystem can now access Deutsche Börse’s high-quality market data.
Dr. Alireza Dorfard from Deutsche Börse Group said this will let financial institutions build new regulated products using the same reliable data that drives today’s markets.
Sergey Nazarov, Co-Founder of Chainlink highlights that this is not just a single integration, it’s about setting the standard for building and scaling regulated financial products on blockchain, with Chainlink at the core driving this change.
This builds on Chainlink’s recent moves to bridge traditional finance and blockchain.
Chainlink recently partnered with SWIFT and UBS to let financial institutions manage digital assets directly from their existing systems.
GLEIF and Chainlink have also teamed up to create a trusted, institutional-grade identity solution for blockchain.
By combining GLEIF’s verifiable Legal Entity Identifiers (vLEIs) with Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Identity (CCID) and Automated Compliance Engine (ACE), this solution makes digital asset transactions secure, compliant, and verifiable, while protecting user privacy.
Deutsche Börse is using Chainlink to bring its real-time European stock and derivatives market data directly on-chain for DeFi applications.
The partnership provides real-time data from top European platforms like Eurex (derivatives) and Xetra (ETFs), used by millions of investors.
Chainlink acts as a secure bridge, allowing trusted institutions like Deutsche Börse to publish their real-world data directly onto blockchain networks.
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