TLDR:Chintai Nexus makes CHEX a Cross-Chain Token, boosting on-chain accessibility for regulated digital asset services.Chainlink CCIP powers Chintai Nexus to originate compliant tokenized assets across multiple jurisdictions.CHEX token now supports cross-chain transfers with security via Chainlink’s interoperability standard.Partnership expands regulated asset origination from the U.S. to the UAE using Chainlink’s infrastructure.A new move in the regulated digital asset space is set to open cross-chain access for institutions. Chintai Nexus has teamed up with Chainlink to bring its token CHEX into the Cross-Chain Token standard. The update means CHEX can now move seamlessly across multiple blockchains while powering compliant asset origination. The partnership aims to help institutions issue secure, regulation-ready assets across jurisdictions. Early indications show this could expand tokenization opportunities for funds, securities, and other financial products.Chintai Nexus Adopts Chainlink to Power Asset OriginationChintai Nexus confirmed it is adopting the Chainlink interoperability standard, enabling CHEX to be used as a Cross-Chain Token. According to the company’s August 12 announcement, institutions in the U.S. and UAE can now leverage CHEX for regulated tokenization services.This move integrates Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), Data Feeds, and Proof of Reserve into Chintai’s platform. These tools allow asset issuers to create products that meet strict compliance rules while being accessible across blockchain ecosystems.We’re excited to work with @chainlink to bring more financial institutions on-chain and make $CHEX natively transferable via CCIP. Together, we’re accelerating the global institutional adoption of regulated digital assets. pic.twitter.com/UPHvLR9Q5H— Chintai Nexus (@ChintaiNexus) August 12, 2025By combining token origination with Chainlink infrastructure, Chintai Nexus says it can serve a broader range of asset classes. These range from securities and funds to real estate products structured entirely on-chain. Institutions will also have access to automated compliance checks and secure liquidity channels.The integration could also streamline processes like corporate actions and market settlements. This is expected to enhance efficiency for asset managers aiming to expand their digital offerings without compromising on regulations.CHEX Becomes Cross-Chain Token With CCIP SecurityThe update makes CHEX natively transferable across chains with Chainlink’s defense-in-depth CCIP security model. This technology has already secured tens of trillions in on-chain value transfers.Regulated digital asset platform @ChintaiNetwork & Chainlink have collaborated to empower institutions to originate compliant & secure assets onchain.Chintai has also adopted the Chainlink interoperability standard, making CHEX a Cross-Chain Token (CCT), enabling it to be… pic.twitter.com/XDguZULcyF— Chainlink (@chainlink) August 12, 2025The Cross-Chain Token framework offers a modular approach to interoperability. Token developers can configure compliance features, attestations, and integration settings in minutes. For CHEX holders, this means more flexibility when using the token within different blockchain environments.David Packham, Chintai Nexus CEO, stated that the change equips institutions with the infrastructure they need to take on-chain finance mainstream. He noted that cross-chain functionality combined with compliance tools opens the door for mass institutional adoption.Jordan Calinoff from Chainlink Labs added that the partnership provides scalable infrastructure for high-quality asset origination. He pointed to growing institutional interest in tokenization as a key driver for the move.The post Chintai Nexus Makes CHEX Cross-Chain in Major Chainlink Integration appeared first on Blockonomi.