Vayana adopts Chainlink as its oracle infrastructure provider
19 May 2026 India
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Vayana, a trade credit and supply chain finance infrastructure provider, has adopted Chainlink, a blockchain oracle and interoperability platform, as its exclusive oracle infrastructure provider.
This move is to support the issuance, distribution, and settlement of institutional tokenised assets in India.
The company will use Chainlink infrastructure, including the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE), to support regulated financial institutions issuing and managing tokenised assets.
Vayana said it will use Chainlink’s Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) to enable Know Your Customer (KYC), anti-money laundering (AML), sanctions screening and Travel Rule requirements within digital asset workflows across public and private blockchains.
The companies said the infrastructure is designed to support tokenised trade receivables, supply chain finance instruments and structured credit products.
Ram Iyer, founder and CEO of Vayana, says: “Adopting Chainlink as our exclusive oracle infrastructure is a strategic choice for Vayana. Chainlink provides the highest levels of security and reliability while delivering the compliance capabilities needed for Vayana to enable the distribution of compliant tokenised assets in India at scale.
“With regulatory support, the future of India’s financial system will increasingly be onchain, and we are glad to partner with Chainlink to power the same.”
Johann Eid, chief business officer at Chainlink Labs, adds: “We’re excited to see Vayana adopt Chainlink as its exclusive oracle infrastructure to power tokenised asset distribution across hundreds of thousands of enterprises.
“With deep reach throughout India’s financial ecosystem, Vayana is well positioned to bring compliant, institutional-grade tokenised assets to market at scale leveraging Chainlink.”
This move is to support the issuance, distribution, and settlement of institutional tokenised assets in India.
The company will use Chainlink infrastructure, including the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE), to support regulated financial institutions issuing and managing tokenised assets.
Vayana said it will use Chainlink’s Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) to enable Know Your Customer (KYC), anti-money laundering (AML), sanctions screening and Travel Rule requirements within digital asset workflows across public and private blockchains.
The companies said the infrastructure is designed to support tokenised trade receivables, supply chain finance instruments and structured credit products.
Ram Iyer, founder and CEO of Vayana, says: “Adopting Chainlink as our exclusive oracle infrastructure is a strategic choice for Vayana. Chainlink provides the highest levels of security and reliability while delivering the compliance capabilities needed for Vayana to enable the distribution of compliant tokenised assets in India at scale.
“With regulatory support, the future of India’s financial system will increasingly be onchain, and we are glad to partner with Chainlink to power the same.”
Johann Eid, chief business officer at Chainlink Labs, adds: “We’re excited to see Vayana adopt Chainlink as its exclusive oracle infrastructure to power tokenised asset distribution across hundreds of thousands of enterprises.
“With deep reach throughout India’s financial ecosystem, Vayana is well positioned to bring compliant, institutional-grade tokenised assets to market at scale leveraging Chainlink.”
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