Hong Kong Gold Exchange-backed XGZ token integrates Chainlink CCIP

GoldZip is plugging its gold-backed token into Chainlink's cross-chain protocol to let it move between blockchains A gold exchange founded in 1910 now has a token that can hop between blockchains. GoldZip, which operates through entities associated with the Hong Kong Gold Exchange (HKGX), is integrating Chainlink ’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) for its gold-backed XGZ token. GoldZip announced the CCIP integration on October 27, 2026, working alongside Midas Labs. The goal is to let XGZ transfer securely across different blockchain networks. GoldZip is also positioned as a launch partner for Chainlink CCIP 2.0. The company frames the move as part of its push to bring tokenized assets into institutional markets. XGZ launched in December 2025. Each token represents one gram of 99.99% fine gold held in accredited vaults.

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