Aave's Stable Vaults will adopt Chainlink CCIP as the standard for cross-chain infrastructure
Foresight News reports that Aave has announced it has chosen Chainlink CCIP as its cross-chain infrastructure standard. CCIP is currently responsible for cross-chain GHO transfers and multi-chain governance execution through Aave Delivery Infrastructure (a.DI). In the future, it will also support cross-chain logic for the Aave App via Stable Vaults, covering scenarios such as vault rebalancing, yield optimization, deposits, and transfers. Related cross-chain operations will take place between Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum.
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