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Vayana x Chainlink: $62B Indian Financial Giant Goes Full RWA Mode








Vayana x Chainlink: $62B Indian Financial Giant Goes Full RWA Mode – HOKANEWS.COM
















































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Vayana, a $62 billion Indian trade finance company, has officially adopted Chainlink as its oracle infrastructure to support the tokenization of real assets.

Vayana Scale Highlights Importance of Partnership

Source: Xpost

The company has reportedly facilitated more than $62 billion in trade financing, connecting more than 3,000 supply chains and serving approximately 400,000 small and medium-sized businesses nationwide.

Chainlink becomes core infrastructure for tokenized finance

What Chainlink Integration Allows

Leaders’ comments highlight strategic vision

India’s growing focus on tokenized financial infrastructure

Why this partnership is considered a major Chainlink milestone

Implications for MSMEs and corporate finance in India

Broader Impact on Global Blockchain Adoption

Conclusion: A structural shift in institutional blockchain adoption

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Erlin is an experienced crypto writer who loves exploring the intersection of blockchain technology and financial markets. He regularly provides information on the latest trends and innovations in the digital currency space.

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