Aptos integrates Chainlink for verifiable data

• Aptos Foundation announced that Aptos was leveraging Chainlink’s Price Feeds.
• The integration will see Aptos developers tap into real-time price data.

Aptos has integrated Chainlink Data Feeds as it looks to bring real-time, tamper-proof data to network developers.

In an announcement on Jan. 9, the Aptos Foundation said integrating with Chainlink will see Aptos developers leverage off-chain data in real time. This will happen via Chainlink Price Feeds, a critical solution in the decentralized finance ecosystem

“We are excited that Aptos has adopted the Chainlink standard. Chainlink Data Feeds will greatly enhance the reliability of applications built on the network, and we look forward to seeing the innovative ways developers leverage it,” said Thodoris Karakostas, head of blockchain partnerships at Chainlink Labs.

Aptos integrates Chainlink standard

The integration will bolster Aptos’s growth as a web3 platform, fostering an environment for further blockchain innovation. Developers can leverage Chainlink to access the latest oracle tools for building dApp solutions.

“The Chainlink standard enables developers to access high-quality, tamper-proof data, which is vital for building secure applications,” said Bashar Lazaar, head of grants and ecosystem at Aptos Foundation.

Features key to the Chainlink Data Feeds and which developers and blockchains tap into across the industry include high-quality data, reliable nodes, decentralized infrastructure and transparent performance.

Earlier this week, Aave announced that its V3 had deployed on the Aptos testnet. The launch marked the first non-Ethereum Virtual Machine deployment of Aave and will be used to gauge V3’s overall safety, stability and performance on the Aptos network.

This is in anticipation of a potential mainnet launch, the Aave team said.