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Hong Kong Gold Exchange Taps Chainlink to Enable Cross-Chain Gold Token Transfers

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TL;DR Hong Kong Gold Exchange is working with GoldZip and Midas Labs to integrate Chainlink CCIP, enabling cross-chain transfers of its XGZ gold-backed token. Each XGZ token represents one gram of 99.99% fine gold, connecting physical precious metals with blockchain-based ownership. The integration supports broader institutional adoption of tokenized assets, potentially expanding access to digital ...
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Chainlink (LINK), which has taken many important steps in tokenization and is the preferred choice of institutional investors, has announced another new partnership. Accordingly, the Hong Kong Gold Exchange (HKGX), the world's 4th largest gold trading center, will integrate Chainlink's cross-chain communication protocol CCIP to enable the transfer of the XGZ token, backed by physical gold, between different blockchain networks. Source: Bitcoinsi…

Hong Kong Gold Exchange (HKGX) prepares the cross-chain transfer of the XGZ gold token, today limited to Ethereum. Chainlink announced on October 27, 2026 the integration of the CCIP protocol. Key points With CCIP, XGZ would exit from the Ethereum perimeter. An XGZ token equals a gram of gold up to 99.99%. To withdraw the physical gold it takes at least [...]

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DiarioBitcoin broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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