Stader has recently revealed plans to integrate Chainlink CCIP into its Arbitrum and Ethereum mainnets, leveraging CCIP’s Simplified Token Transfer (STT) capabilities for seamless ETHx cross-chain transfers. This integration aims to provide users with a secure and smooth cross-chain experience. Additionally, Stader is incorporating Chainlink Price Feeds on Ethereum to boost ETHx adoption within the DeFi market.

Earlier in February, Stader announced the inclusion of Chainlink CCIP for facilitating cross-chain ETGx transfers across Arbitrum, Ethereum, and Optimism. Now, the platform is utilizing Chainlink's suite of products to promote ETHx adoption and staking within the DeFi ecosystem.

Stader selected Chainlink CCIP as its interoperability solution due to Chainlink's strong track record of maintaining high security and reliability standards in the Web3 industry. The Risk Management Network further supports CCIP by continuously monitoring and verifying cross-chain activities for suspicious behavior.

Chainlink CCIP offers tested reliability and security through its decentralized oracle networks, which have secured billions of dollars worth of smart contracts. It provides safe token transfers through audited token pool contracts, handling minting, burning, and locking tokens across chains. CCIP's programmable nature allows for customizable token transfers and ETHx transactions within a single transaction. Additionally, Chainlink has designed CCIP to be future-proof, supporting upcoming updates and enhancements.

Amitej Gajjala, co-founder of Stader Labs, expressed excitement about the integration, believing it will greatly benefit Stader Labs.