TREE NEWS update: Solana lending protocol Kamino has established Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) as its risk-assessment standard for cross-chain collateral, following an extensive security review. Assets secured by CCIP will receive higher lending caps and loan-to-value (LTV) ratios across Kamino’s markets. Kamino said cross-chain security has become central to market design as it expands support for institutional-grade tokenized collateral. Chainlink confirmed the arrangement.
Kamino Adopts Chainlink CCIP as Cross-Chain Collateral Standard, Raising Lending Caps and LTV
This is a notable instance of interoperability infrastructure being folded directly into lending risk parameters rather than treated as a purely technical integration. The signal matters for issuers of tokenized collateral and for competing lending venues: security posture is becoming a lever that sets borrowing capacity, not just a checkbox. Whether other Solana lending markets adopt similar CCIP-linked caps and LTV tiers is the open question, as is how Kamino's review process handles assets outside that standard.
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