FLock.io Expands FLOCK Transfers Across Five Networks With CCIP

On Oct. 9, FLock.io adopted Chainlink CCIP to handle FLOCK transfers among five blockchain networks.

Production CCIP connectivity covers Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Hyperliquid’s HyperEVM and Robinhood Chain. Base remains FLOCK’s canonical chain, while FLOCK is now designated as a Chainlink Cross-Chain Token.

Developers, node operators and FLOCK holders can move the token between supported networks through Transporter, a user-facing application built on CCIP. The protocol provides the underlying cross-chain messaging and token-transfer functions.

The multichain setup is intended to support model-inference settlement, artificial-intelligence agent micropayments, staking and retail access. Its FOMO platform could also expand Model Token issuance, trading and liquidity across multiple chains, with planned support for additional AI assets and tokenized stocks.

Each CCIP bridge lane is secured by at least 16 independent node operators. Three decentralized networks execute and verify cross-chain transactions.

“Decentralised AI won't live on a single blockchain. Its infrastructure can’t either,” Jiahao Sun, CEO of FLock.io, said.