

Commercial Banks
Unlock tokenized markets for your bank
Connect your bank to tokenized markets with Chainlink, enabling privacy-preserving interoperability, trusted data, and policy-controlled workflows for cross-border settlement, tokenized deposits, and tokenized collateral.

The operating layer for modern commercial banking
Keep systems aligned in real time
Reduce errors by synchronizing across treasury, payments, and digital asset operations with auditable records.
• Real-time confirmations and status updates
• Automated exception handling and reporting
• Unified audit trail across internal and external systems
Automate issuance-to-redemption workflows
Digitize product lifecycles so that instruments and cash legs update automatically as events occur.
• Tokenized commercial paper lifecycle (issuance, redemption)
• Programmable cashflows, maturity events, and notices
• Eligibility-controlled distribution and servicing
Move value with policy-controlled finality
Coordinate cash and asset legs across networks while preserving approvals, limits, and operational controls.
• Cross-border settlement and DvP/PvP
• Trade finance workflows tied to title transfer events
• Multi-network settlement without point-to-point builds
Embed compliance rules and operations Into transactions
Execute workflows only after required checks pass, with rules that can evolve over time.
• Identity, sanctions, and jurisdiction screening pre-execution
• Velocity limits and risk controls baked into flows
• Policy updates without rebuilding applications
Chainlink for commercial bank workflows

Confidential tokenized commercial paper for funding
Under MAS Project Guardian, ADDX, ANZ, and Chainlink piloted an end-to-end tokenized commercial paper workflow (issuance, subscription, settlement, and redemption) where an ANZ Australia-based investor transacted via ADDX. Settlement was orchestrated between the ADDX and ANZ private, permissioned blockchains while keeping transaction details confidential.

Programmable trade finance with DvP, PvP, and eBL
Banco Inter and Chainlink, with the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) and Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), completed a cross-border, cross-chain trade finance experiment under Phase 2 of Brazil’s Drex initiative. It powered programmable DvP and cross-border PvP by connecting Drex and HKMA’s Ensemble network, synchronizing payment events with title-transfer for an electronic bill of lading (eBL) in a single workflow.
Research & insights
Interviews, reports, and real-world examples of how Chainlink powers commercial banks

