Chainlink demonstrated a system that automates cash-dividend processing for tokenized equities across four blockchains, coordinating the workflow from announcement through payment and reconciliation. Built for the 2026 Swift Hackathon, the project used Swift messaging, ISO 20022 standards, Chainlink’s Runtime Environment and related cross-chain, compliance and market-data services. It addresses the operational complexity of corporate actions, including dividends, stock splits and mergers, when the same security is held across multiple networks. Chainlink’s tokenized-equity data feeds also adjust for dividends and mergers through a uiMultiplier mechanism that helps maintain accurate token values after distributions. No new equity token was announced, and the project remains a hackathon demonstration rather than a production system processing live capital at scale. Chainlink Labs placed runner-up in the 2026 Swift Hackathon Business Challenge, following Chainlink’s 2025 win. A separate corporate-actions initiative involving 24 institutions, including Swift, DTCC, Euroclear and UBS, targets an estimated $58 billion in annual industry costs linked to manual processing, reconciliation and data errors.