Bridgetower Uses Chainlink for Asset Tokenization

Bridgetower, a digital asset infrastructure company for institutional markets, announced the use of Chainlink to tokenize securities linked to the DOM X copper-gold project in Arizona. The resource project is estimated at more than $11 billion, marking one of the larger real-world asset tokenization efforts in the U.S.

Chainlink, a blockchain data and interoperability provider, supplies the core infrastructure for the platform. Through this integration, tokenized assets gain access to data feeds, cross-chain connectivity, and lifecycle management tools. The system includes Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol for market access, Proof of Reserve for asset verification, and NAVLink for on-chain valuation updates.

The Chainlink Runtime Environment coordinates key processes such as compliance checks, valuation updates, and settlement. This setup allows Bridgetower to manage issuance and distribution of tokenized securities at an institutional scale.

The platform also embeds KYC, KYB, and AML procedures directly at the protocol level. Payments from investors can be made in fiat or stablecoins through Iron, a payments infrastructure company owned by MoonPay.

Bridgetower is also working with Chainlink on privacy-focused issuance models. These solutions aim to keep ownership data confidential while maintaining regulatory compliance and verification standards.

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