ADGM Abu Dhabi and Chainlink Team Up to Develop Interoperable Tokenization Frameworks
ADGM Abu Dhabi and Chainlink Team Up to Create Interoperable Tokenization Frameworks
This agreement will give ADGM the opportunity to use Chainlink's blockchain tools and initiate discussions on blockchain, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
Author: Francisco Rodriguez, AI Boost | Edited by Steven Alpher Updated Mar 24, 2025 17:19 UTC Published Mar 24, 2025 15:56 UTC

Key points:
- ADGM and Chainlink aim to develop interoperable frameworks for digitally tokenized assets and facilitate innovation in the blockchain space.
- ADGM will gain access to Chainlink tools, including data feeds and interoperability.
- The cooperation will include discussions on blockchain, artificial intelligence and other new technologies, as well as educational events on tokenization, reserve verification and cross-chain infrastructure.
Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the international financial hub of the United Arab Emirates, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chainlink to work together to create a suitable framework for tokenized assets.
As stated in the press release, the agreement will provide ADGM with access to a variety of Chainlink blockchain tools, including data feeds and interoperability, as the organization seeks to advance blockchain innovation under the guidance of its regulator.
Chainlink said its tools have already enabled transactions worth over $20 trillion worldwide and are used by the largest financial institutions.
The memorandum will also host regulatory discussions on blockchain, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, as well as a series of events aimed at educating participants in the UAE financial ecosystem. Topics will cover tokenization, proof of reserves and cross-chain infrastructure – key elements for regulated digital assets.
“By partnering with Chainlink, we aim to set global standards that define transparency, security, and trust in the blockchain space,” said Hamad Sayyah Al Mazrouei, CEO of ADGM.
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