- $62 billion Vayana will use Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure to bring regulated tokenized asset workflows to India’s trade finance market.
- DeFi platform Tenbin has also replaced LayerZero with Chainlink CCIP to move tokenized assets such as tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL across chains.
Vayana is moving deeper into tokenized finance through a new Chainlink integration for institutional asset issuance in India. The trade credit platform has facilitated more than $62 billion in financing and operates across banks, financial institutions, corporates, and MSMEs.
The partnership starts with the Chainlink compliance standard and the Chainlink Runtime Environment. Vayana plans to use the infrastructure to help regulated financial institutions issue, manage, and settle tokenized assets under compliance controls that fit India’s financial system.
Vayana’s role in supply chain finance gives the move a direct link to trade receivables, structured credit, and enterprise financing. These assets often involve several parties, strict identity checks, and regulatory duties. Chainlink’s infrastructure gives Vayana a way to connect asset data, identity rules, and compliance checks across different systems.
NEW: India’s most trusted trade credit infra, Vayana ($62B+ financing facilitated), adopts Chainlink to power tokenized asset distribution.
With a network of 3000+ supply chains, Vayana is leveraging the full Chainlink platform to upgrade India's financial ecosystem. pic.twitter.com/OcCffI9EVo
— Chainlink (@chainlink) May 19, 2026
Chainlink’s Automated Compliance Engine, built on CRE, supports on-chain identity and policy enforcement. It allows institutions to apply KYC, KYB, AML, sanctions screening, jurisdiction rules, and travel-rule controls inside digital asset workflows. Vayana aims to use these tools to bring tokenized assets closer to the operating standards followed by regulated financial firms in India.
Ram Iyer, founder and CEO of Vayana, noted:
“Chainlink provides the highest levels of security and reliability while delivering the compliance capabilities needed for Vayana to enable the distribution of compliant tokenized assets in India at scale.”
Chainlink Gains More Tokenized Asset Adoption
The Vayana announcement comes as more projects move tokenized asset infrastructure toward Chainlink. Tenbin, a DeFi platform backed by Galaxy Digital, also confirmed that it has deprecated its legacy cross-chain solution and migrated to CCIP as its exclusive bridging infrastructure. The change followed internal security reviews prompted by recent cross-chain incidents.
Tenbin uses CCIP to expand distribution for its tokenized assets, including tGLD, tMXN, and tBRL. The project selected Chainlink’s cross-chain infrastructure for features such as 16 independent node operators, SOC 2 Type 2 attestation, built-in rate limits, and risk management controls.
Yuki Yuminaga, co-founder and CEO of Tenbin Labs, stated:
“Recent incidents in our space have made it abundantly clear that bridging protocols carry a serious responsibility: they must take extreme caution to ensure consistent security guarantees across all assets, under all market conditions and operational circumstances. This is especially critical for tokenized real-world assets, where any compromise in cross-chain infrastructure can directly put user funds and asset integrity at risk.”
Several other projects have also shifted cross-chain operations toward Chainlink in recent weeks. Lombard moved more than $1 billion in Bitcoin-backed assets to Chainlink CCIP, while Kraken also adopted CCIP as its exclusive infrastructure for wrapped assets. Reports show assets migrating from LayerZero to CCIP have exceeded $4 billion across several protocols.
Tokenized trade assets require reliable data, controlled access, and settlement processes that institutions can monitor. Chainlink’s oracle and compliance infrastructure gives Vayana a framework for financial institutions that want to move regulated assets on-chain without building separate systems for each blockchain.
