Chainlink Builds Momentum With New Network Integrations
Chainlink has announced 10 new integrations spanning five services and four blockchain networks, adding to a growing list of projects that rely on its oracle and data infrastructure. Who Is J
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September 14, 2026
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Chainlink has announced 10 new integrations spanning five services and four blockchain networks, adding to a growing list of projects that rely on its oracle and data infrastructure.
Who Is Joining the Chainlink Ecosystem
The oracle network's latest adoption update covers ten new integrations spanning five distinct services and four blockchain networks, with prominent platforms such as Aave and Bottomline Pay among the latest adopters. AI-focused projects are also part of the wave, including Forever Money AI, which uses artificial intelligence to optimize DeFi strategies. Other adopters in this round include World, Tempo, GMTrade, Space and Time, and WyoStable.
These integrations enable AI agents and other services to leverage real-time data, improving transaction decision-making. For DeFi users, that translates to greater precision across lending, trading, and yield generation.
A Pattern of Steady Expansion
The latest batch fits a broader pattern of consistent growth. In 2026, Aave expanded the relationship as its V4 markets adopted Chainlink as their exclusive oracle platform, while Smart Value Recapture and Chainlink Runtime Environment added revenue and automation capabilities.
The network's reach continues to widen across the broader ecosystem. Chainlink's infrastructure has enabled more than $27 trillion in transaction value across over 70 blockchains by December 2025, while securing more than $100 billion across DeFi, with roughly 70% market share across blockchains and more than 80% on Ethereum. The fact that this latest wave of integrations spans four different blockchain networks underlines Chainlink's chain-agnostic design, which allows it to serve as a neutral data layer across a fragmented crypto landscape.
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