The SIX Swiss Exchange and Spain’s BME Exchange are moving their equities market data onchain using Chain andlink’s DataLink service, according to a report by The Block.
Through this integration, data from the Switzerland-based SIX Swiss Exchange and the Spanish BME (Bolsas y Mercados Españoles) will be directly accessible to smart contracts. This allows developers to create blockchain-based products such as tokenized stock indices, prediction markets, and DeFi applications.
Matthew Nurse, SIX's head of market data, stated that the integration allows the group to deliver real-time, high-value market data while bringing blue-chip equities on-chain via proven infrastructure. "This enables digital asset applications to access trusted market data through proven, secure infrastructure, fostering trust and innovation across global financial ecosystems," Nurse said.
Expanding the institutional onchain footprint
The partnership adds the two SIX Group exchanges—which represent a combined market capitalization of €2 trillion—to a growing list of financial institutions using Chainlink.
Other major players already utilizing the service include Deutsche Börse, FTSE Russell, and S&P Global. The Boerse Stuttgart Group also recently partnered with Chainlink through its BX Digital and BX Swiss arms, The Block reported.
This move targets the expanding tokenization market, where experts predict blockchain-based assets mirroring real-world equivalents could reach multi-trillion-dollar valuations.
Chainlink is also seeing adoption from crypto-native firms. Coinbase currently uses the DataLink bridge to feed its order book and futures trading information onchain.