Infosys and Chainlink Partner on Tokenization and Financial-Market Infrastructure

Key Facts

Infosys and Chainlink have formed a strategic partnership to accelerate adoption of digital assets, tokenization and onchain finance. The announced work covers solutions for tokenized assets, payments and settlement, and interoperable financial-market infrastructure.

The partnership combines Infosys's consulting, engineering and systems-integration capabilities with Chainlink's standards for data, interoperability, compliance, privacy and orchestration. The companies also plan joint go-to-market and innovation initiatives, along with Web3 training for Infosys teams and customers.

The mechanism is to supply onchain applications with verifiable data, connect transactions across networks, and automate policy and privacy controls. Those functions can lower integration barriers between tokenized assets and financial systems, but they do not by themselves demonstrate cost savings or new revenue.

INFY closed at $10.76 on September 22, 2026, after trading between $10.70 and $11.04, while LINKUSD stood at $13.05 on September 23 within a $13.00-$13.115 range. The official partnership page discloses no financial terms, named customers or deployment timetable, so the investment impact depends on subsequent contracts and live implementations rather than the announcement alone.