Scottsdale, Arizona-based real estate-focused alternative asset manager Caliber said on Thursday it is bringing Chainlink’s Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) into its platform as part of its fund tokenization strategy. The company said the move is intended to make private real estate funds easier to verify, administer and distribute inside regulated markets.
ACE connects investor identity, eligibility rules, transaction monitoring and reporting into a single compliance framework for digital asset workflows, according to Chainlink’s product documentation. Caliber said the infrastructure supports reusable investor verification, configurable policy enforcement and compliant distribution through digital channels.
“Tokenization matters if it makes real investing better,” said Chris Loeffler, Chief Executive Officer of Caliber. “For private real estate funds & REITs that means solving for the industry’s two biggest challenges: valuation & liquidity.”
Caliber also said it holds LINK, the token that underlies Chainlink. The company first disclosed a board-approved LINK treasury strategy in August 2025 and subsequently purchased 467,632 LINK tokens across two September 2025 acquisitions totalling roughly $10.1 million.
The company described the effort as a move from digital asset exposure toward digital asset implementation inside its existing real estate investment platform.
