Scroll has successfully integrated Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), enabling developers to create secure decentralized applications while expanding the multi-chain ecosystem. This integration was announced in a press release shared with The Block.
Scroll opted for Chainlink's CCIP due to its proven track record in maintaining exceptional security and reliability in the blockchain industry. Chainlink’s CCIP provides developers with the necessary tools to facilitate token transfers, messaging, and action initiation across various blockchains.
Sandy Peng, co-founder of Scroll, remarked, "Chainlink CCIP is an industry standard, and our integration provides scalable, secure, and flexible infrastructure, enhancing our developers’ capabilities in creating cross-chain applications." He emphasized that CCIP's level-5 security strengthens Scroll’s interoperability.
Scroll is a scaling solution for Ethereum that utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to improve the network's capacity and performance. By establishing a Layer 2 rollup network, Scroll enhances accessibility and responsiveness, accommodating numerous users.
According to Chainlink Labs, they have facilitated over $15 trillion in transactions. Earlier this year, partnerships with Taurus, Fidelity International, and crypto bank Sygnum were announced.
Johann Eid, Chief Business Officer at Chainlink Labs, stated, "L2s like Scroll are crucial for alleviating congestion and boosting efficiency within the Ethereum ecosystem. The addition of CCIP marks a significant step forward in our collaboration to benefit the industry."
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