The transfer of molecular chirality to solid surfaces is a focus of research due to its importancefor practical applications. While several chiral metal complexes have been anchored tometal oxide surfaces via linkers, the optical properties of those with a direct covalentbond between the metal center and the support’s surface oxygen remained unexplored.This study reports the separate synthesis of both enantiomers of palladium(II)-methyl-BINAP complexes (2,2′–Bis(diphenylphosphino)–1,1′–binaphthylmethylpalladium(II))on silicon dioxide. The precursors [PdMe2 (S-BINAP)] and [PdMe2 (R-BINAP)] weresynthesized, characterized, and grafted onto partially dehydroxylated SiO2 to form PdMe(S-BINAP)/SiO2 and PdMe(R-BINAP)/SiO2 . Solid-state NMR, infrared spectroscopy, andcircular dichroism spectroscopy are consistent with site isolation and the structures ofboth enantiomerically pure surface complexes. The grafted complexes exhibit mirror-image CD spectra with features distinct from their molecular precursors, indicating thatimmobilization modifies their chiroptical response. The thermal stability of the surfacecomplexes was studied by temperature-programmed experiments.