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Chainlink partners with LG CNS to develop $68B digital asset services for Korean institutions

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23 Oct 2026
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Chainlink partners with LG CNS to develop $68B digital asset services for Korean institutions

Chainlink has formed a strategic partnership with South Korea's LG CNS to develop digital asset services aimed at Korean institutions, targeting a market valued at $68 billion. LG CNS will integrate Chainlink's cross-chain, data, and orchestration infrastructure into its digital asset platform and plans to create institutional solutions using Chainlink’s technology. LG CNS, part of the LG Group and a key contractor for the Bank of Korea’s digital currency project, has prior experience exploring tokenized-asset services with Securitize. This partnership could significantly enhance digital asset offerings for Korean financial institutions.

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