Chainlink Supports Türkiye Tokenization Effort as White House Highlights CCIP Infrastructure

Türkiye’s Misyon Bank has taken a major step in improving transparency and security for crypto investors by integrating Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure into its tokenized asset platform. This collaboration comes at a key time—just as the U.S. White House has published a new policy report that explicitly highlights Chainlink oracles as essential for secure, interoperable blockchain finance.

The partnership between Misyon Bank and Chainlink introduces Chainlink Data Feeds, Proof of Reserve, and the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) into Türkiye’s crypto infrastructure. This integration allows investors to verify asset reserves and token prices directly onchain using cryptographic proofs.

Misyon Bank’s Integration: What It Does

Misyon Bank’s crypto subsidiary, Misyon Crypto, now supports live, verifiable onchain data for tokenized assets. This is made possible by three main Chainlink components:

• Chainlink Data Feeds: Provide real-time token pricing from multiple reliable sources.
• Proof of Reserve (PoR): Verifies that tokenized assets are fully backed by real reserves.
• Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE): A secure off-chain layer that coordinates between blockchain and traditional systems.

This is one of the first working examples in Türkiye where users can check if the assets they hold are not only priced accurately but also fully backed.

Türkiye’s Growing Role in Crypto

Misyon Crypto CEO Evren Cantürk stated that the integration marks a major shift for crypto asset security in Türkiye. He emphasized that Turkish crypto investors can now verify price data and reserve backing independently, reducing reliance on centralized disclosures.

“We are crossing an important threshold for the security of digital assets and crypto investors in Türkiye,” Cantürk said, “With the integration of proof of reserves and custom price feeds powered by the Chainlink Runtime Environment, investors can now independently verify not only price movements but also the authenticity and backing of the assets they hold.”

Türkiye is one of the top countries in Europe for crypto usage, making this development especially significant in the region.

Key Benefits for the Turkish Crypto Ecosystem

By combining Chainlink’s infrastructure with Misyon Bank’s regulated financial platform, the integration achieves:

• Onchain price feeds for transparent token valuation.
• Proof of reserves to back asset credibility.
• Compliance-ready smart contracts for future regulations.
• Cross-chain compatibility for multi-network ecosystems.

This setup helps address long-standing issues in crypto markets: lack of transparency, reserve misrepresentation, and regulatory ambiguity.

The White House Highlights Chainlink in National Crypto Policy

On July 30, the U.S. White House released its Digital Asset Policy Report, developed under the Trump administration. The document outlines a federal strategy for blockchain regulation, with a major focus on oracle technology—highlighting Chainlink infrastructure.

In the report, oracles are recognized as essential for:

• Providing verifiable onchain data for smart contracts.
• Connecting public and private chains with legacy systems.
• Enabling compliance features such as KYC, AML, and jurisdictional restrictions via smart contract logic.

This policy push gives institutional weight to the technology that Misyon Bank is now deploying in production.

Chainlink is behind the Cross Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), referenced in the U.S. report, which enables secure messaging and asset transfers across different blockchains.

Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov commented on the broader momentum around oracles.

“This recent report highlights some of the key points that the white house has been considering,” Nazarov said. “It is telling that the first few pages of the report are about oracles and clearly highlights some of the great work that the Chainlink community has been doing to bring smart contracts to the next stage of their evolution, clearly mentioning the Cross Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP).”

He also praised the Trump administration for recognizing Chainlink as part of critical financial infrastructure, especially for stablecoins and tokenized funds.

Conclusion

Misyon Bank’s Chainlink-powered platform raises the bar for crypto transparency in Türkiye, offering real-time data, reserve verification, and compliance-ready architecture. As the U.S. government backs oracles like Chainlink for institutional-grade blockchain use, Türkiye's financial sector is already implementing those same tools.

This could set the example for how countries blend traditional finance with blockchain systems using verifiable, secure technology.

Resources:

1. Misyon Bank Announcement: https://www.misyon.com/medium/Document/Document/5e9236c1-3395-4cf3-9dd6-49f9cc6392de

2. Chainlink Documentation: https://docs.chain.link/

3. The White House Crypto Policy Report: https://www.whitehouse.gov/crypto/