The integration of Chainlink’s Runtime Environment enhances the Keystone platform, allowing Balcony to digitise government property data.
Balcony, a platform for government-sourced real estate tokenisation, has announced a partnership with Chainlink to integrate the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) into Balcony’s Keystone system.
The collaboration will power more than US$240 billion in on-chain property assets, unifying verified, government-sourced land data within a single transparent and programmable ecosystem.
By leveraging CRE, Balcony can securely stream authenticated property records on-chain, enabling compliant tokenised real estate markets and creating a robust foundation for programmable property assets.
“The Chainlink Runtime Environment delivers the secure and compliant execution layer that allows Balcony — the largest government-sourced global platform for real estate tokenisation — to stream authenticated property data on-chain and enable compliant digital real estate markets,” said Gregg Lester, Co-CEO and President of Balcony. “Our partnership with Chainlink underlines our deep commitment to support local and state governments.”
“Balcony’s integration of CRE is a clear example of how Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure is enabling the next generation of real-world assets,” said Colin Cunningham, Head of Tokenised Asset Sales at Chainlink Labs.
“By bringing government-sourced property data on-chain, Balcony is setting a new standard for transparency and efficiency in real estate. This partnership reflects the growing momentum towards a compliant and verifiable digital asset economy.”
By combining Balcony’s government-sourced data infrastructure with Chainlink’s trusted oracle technology, the partnership delivers a scalable framework for regulated, on-chain property markets.
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