Payment in native gas tokens and approved non-LINK tokens is now available for upkeeps on Automation v2.3 or later. Currently this capability is available on the Base Sepolia testnet.

When you register a new upkeep, you can select whether you want to pay in LINK, the native gas token, or an approved non-LINK token for the chain that you are using. After you register the upkeep, the payment setting cannot be updated.

See the Supported Networks page to find the contract and config information for Automation on Base Sepolia testnet.

Log trigger upkeeps are now generally available. Learn more about how Chainlink Automation processes logs for log trigger upkeeps.

Chainlink Node v2.15.0 is now available. See the Release Notes for details.

The Chainlink Functions Subscription Manager now supports timing out requests manually. You can time out requests that are pending for longer than five minutes to unlock your subscription funds.

VRF V2.5 is available on BASE mainnet and BASE Sepolia testnet. See the VRF V2.5 Supported Networks page to get configuration details for both subscription and direct funding.

Chainlink Data Streams is available in Early Access on Base Mainnet and Base Sepolia testnet. Verifier proxy addresses and Feed IDs are available on the Data Streams Feed IDs page.

Chainlink Local is available to enable local development of Chainlink services before you go to testnet. Read the Chainlink Local Docs to get started.

Chainlink CCIP expands support to Metis. Check the CCIP Directory for more information:

Metis Andromeda Mainnet

Metis Sepolia Testnet

The Data Streams SDK for Go is now available. See the Fetch and Decode guide to get started with the SDK.

Chainlink Functions now uses USD-denominated fixed premium fees on all supported networks. This means that the premium fees are set in USD, but no USD is ever used. The LINK equivalent of the fee is calculated at request time, and then deducted from your subscription in LINK at response time. See the example cost calculation for more information. The networks that have just switched from LINK-denominated premium fees to USD-denominated premium fees are:

• Ethereum mainnet and Sepolia testnet
• Arbitrum mainnet
• Avalanche mainnet