Infosys Teams with Chainlink for Institutional Onchain Finance
Infosys, a $40 billion-plus IT services giant, has entered a strategic partnership with Chainlink to standardize its oracle network's platform across its institutional client base. The agreement aims to give banks and capital-markets firms a single, repeatable path to onchain markets rather than a one-off product deployment.
The partnership covers six products: Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) for moving data and tokenized assets between blockchains, Chainlink Runtime Environment for coordinating onchain and offchain workflows, Automated Compliance Engine for policy controls, Proof of Reserve for verifying the assets backing stablecoins and tokenized products, Data Streams, and Data Feeds for low-latency and reference market data.
Infosys will pair its consulting, engineering, and systems-integration work with this stack to build joint solutions for tokenized assets, payments, and settlement, as well as interoperable financial-market infrastructure. The deal echoes earlier institutional steps, including the Wyoming Stable Token Commission's adoption of Chainlink Proof of Reserve for its frontier stable token.