Kamino raises borrowing limits for Chainlink CCIP-secured collateral

October 20, 2026

Kamino, the Solana lending protocol, concluded after an extensive security review that Chainlink CCIP provides the secure-by-default architecture needed to underwrite cross-chain collateral risk. As a result, assets secured by CCIP qualify for higher borrowing limits and loan-to-value (LTV) ratios on the platform.

The review positions CCIP's security model as a risk-mitigation layer that lets Kamino extend more credit against cross-chain collateral
Adds a lending-focused validator to CCIP's institutional and DeFi adoption alongside Chainlink's CCIP 2.0 launch and Vault Adapters rollout

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Following an extensive security review, @kamino found Chainlink CCIP provides the secure-by-default architecture required to underwrite cross-chain collateral risk. Assets secured by CCIP qualify for higher borrowing limits & LTV ratios. https://t.co/lrakC82Ac8x.com ↗

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