The payments blockchain backed by Stripe now supports on-chain pricing for collateral and FX.
According to a post from crypto.news, Chainlink data feeds have become operational on Tempo. The payments-focused blockchain, which received backing from Stripe, enables developers to utilize these feeds for determining the value of collateral and handling foreign exchange rates. This setup eliminates the requirement for teams to maintain independent oracle systems. The source presented the update as breaking news without including additional context such as the exact date of activation or examples of current applications. Visible content from the associated post reinforces the core claim about availability on the chain.
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The payments blockchain backed by Stripe now supports on-chain pricing for collateral and FX.
According to a post from crypto.news, Chainlink data feeds have become operational on Tempo. The payments-focused blockchain, which received backing from Stripe, enables developers to utilize these feeds for determining the value of collateral and handling foreign exchange rates. This setup eliminates the requirement for teams to maintain independent oracle systems. The source presented the update as breaking news without including additional context such as the exact date of activation or examples of current applications. Visible content from the associated post reinforces the core claim about availability on the chain.
crypto.news@cryptodotnewsJUST IN: Chainlink data feeds are now live on Tempo Developers on the Stripe-backed payments chain can use them to price collateral and FX without running their own oracles
crypto.news@cryptodotnewsJUST IN: Chainlink data feeds are now live on Tempo Developers on the Stripe-backed payments chain can use them to price collateral and FX without running their own oracles