TLDR
- Vayana chose Chainlink to support compliant tokenized assets across India’s regulated trade credit ecosystem network.
- The deal brings oracle data, identity checks, and compliance controls into tokenized asset workflows directly.
- Chainlink Runtime Environment will help Vayana serve banks, corporates, MSMEs, and financial institutions across India.
- Trade receivables and supply chain finance are central areas for Vayana’s onchain asset plans now.
- Vayana and Chainlink plan production-grade tokenized workflows with institutions, regulators, and ecosystem partners in India.
Vayana has adopted Chainlink as its exclusive oracle infrastructure for tokenized asset distribution in India. The move connects Chainlink with a trade credit platform that says it has facilitated over $62 billion in financing.
The company serves more than 3,000 supply chains across India. Its network includes corporates, banks, financial institutions, MSMEs, and supply chain partners.
Vayana Selects Chainlink for Tokenized Assets
Vayana will use Chainlink infrastructure to support tokenized asset issuance, distribution, and settlement. The work will start with Chainlink Runtime Environment, also called CRE.
The platform aims to help regulated institutions manage tokenized assets with clearer rules. It also adds data and identity checks into asset workflows.
Vayana said Chainlink will support trusted financial data inside tokenized asset lifecycles. It also said the platform can support compliance at the transaction level.
Ram Iyer, Founder and CEO of Vayana, said, “Adopting Chainlink as our exclusive oracle infrastructure is a strategic choice for Vayana.” He also said, “With regulatory support, the future of India’s financial system will increasingly be onchain.”
Compliance Becomes Central to the Deal
The companies said compliance remains a core need for regulated financial firms. These firms must manage identity, risk checks, and reporting before using digital assets.
Chainlink Automated Compliance Engine, known as ACE, will support these needs. It runs on CRE and brings identity registries, policy tools, and reporting systems together.
The system can help enforce KYC, KYB, AML, sanctions, and location-based rules. It can also support travel-rule checks across public and private blockchains.
This approach may reduce the need for separate controls on each blockchain. It also gives institutions a way to connect existing compliance systems with onchain workflows.
India Trade Credit Market Moves Toward Onchain Rails
Vayana’s platform works across trade finance and supply chain finance. These areas often include many parties, documents, credit checks, and payment steps.
Tokenized assets can help move trade receivables and supply chain instruments across digital rails. They can also support faster settlement and clearer asset tracking.
Chainlink said Vayana has deep reach across India’s financial ecosystem. Johann Eid, Chief Business Officer at Chainlink Labs, said Vayana is “well positioned to bring compliant, institutional-grade tokenized assets to market at scale.”
Vayana and Chainlink plan to work with banks, regulators, and ecosystem partners in the coming months. Their stated goal is to launch regulated tokenized asset workflows for financial institutions in India.
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