JP Morgan's DVP Settlement — Chainlink vs Ondo vs Ripple. Jake Claver in this recording: “CCPI can be used for settlement, but it's really clunky.”
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Claver compares the structural roles of Chainlink, Ondo, and Ripple within enterprise settlement environments like JPMorgan's Onyx infrastructure. He explains that Chainlink functions primarily as a decentralized data oracle, delivering external data feeds into smart contracts and structured financial instruments rather than processing core transaction settlements. Ondo focuses on the tokenization of short-term treasuries and real-world assets, which serves asset representation rather than high-speed payment clearing. Claver notes that while cross-chain messaging mechanisms can theoretically route transactions, they remain inefficient for dedicated payment processing. Consequently, neither data oracles nor tokenized asset issuers fulfill the specialized requirements of institutional settlement. Claver explains that dedicated payment infrastructure, such as technology developed by Ripple, is specifically built to handle high-speed backend settlement between institutional participants.
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