Gate News message, April 15 — Chainlink has partnered with SIX Group to bring real-world stock market data onchain, covering over €2 trillion in market capitalization across Swiss and Spanish markets. The integration enables equities data from SIX Swiss Exchange (Switzerland’s primary stock exchange) and Spain’s BME Exchange to be accessed directly on blockchain networks.
The partnership uses Chainlink’s DataLink system to deliver real-time, secure stock market data for use in smart contracts. Developers can now access live equity prices onchain, eliminating reliance on delayed or off-chain sources. This enables more accurate and reliable blockchain applications.
More than 2,600 applications across 75+ blockchains can now access this data, allowing developers to build tokenized stocks, index products, and DeFi applications that mirror real markets. The integration supports the growing trend of tokenizing real-world assets, which experts project could become a multi-trillion-dollar market.
This partnership marks a significant step in connecting traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure, providing developers with trusted financial data to build serious, real-world applications.
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