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Archax adopts Chainlink Data Streams to price tokenized US Treasury product

Regulated digital platform Archax has integrated Chainlink oracles to deliver continuous pricing data for its short-term debt tokens.

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UK-regulated platform Archax announced a partnership on October 19, 2026, to use Chainlink Data Streams for pricing GOVY, its tokenized US Treasury fund. Each GOVY unit is backed one-to-one by short-dated Treasury bills held in custody by Northern Trust, with Archax automatically reinvesting proceeds upon maturity to maintain continuous exposure.

Chainlink's oracle technology will provide low-latency market data to evaluate GOVY collateral across multiple networks, including Ethereum, Hedera, and Stellar. Archax indicated that this setup aims to enable automated loan valuation, collateral management, and margin trading for institutional clients, structured to meet High-Quality Liquid Assets criteria.

Despite the deployment, market reactions remained subdued. By October 20, Chainlink's token traded around $12, marking a 6.5% weekly decline and sitting 77.4% below its all-time high. Archax operates under authorizations from the UK Financial Conduct Authority and Spanish regulators, though financial details of the integration and token issuance volume remain private.

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