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- Chainlink, Swift and leading financial institutions launched a blockchain-based solution to streamline $ 58 billion business actions that process inefficiency.
- The second phase of the initiative achieved nearly 100% consensus under AI models and introduced multilingual data validation of production-quality in 24 global participants.
Chainlink today announced the results of phase two of an initiative to modernize the processing of business actions.
Chainlink, Euroclear, Swift and various leading banks started a joint initiative in October 2024 to revise reporting of business actions. The collaboration uses AI, Chainlink’s Oracle Infrastructure and Blockchain to automate data processing and set up a shared ‘Golden Record’.
The project focuses on one of the most expensive inefficiencies in global finances. Business promotions consume an estimated $ 58 billion annually, with costs that increase by 10% each year. Automation remains below 40%, so that settings remain dependent on manual work.
With participation up to 24 institutions, including DTCC, UBS and DBS Bank, the solution uses the Oracle platform of Chainlink, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence to transform fragmented disclosures into standardized, real-time data accessible over multiple languages.
In addition to successful dealing with multilingual disclosures, such as those in Spanish and Chinese, the system reached almost complete consensus under AI models about tested business actions, as noted by Chainlink.
Instead of days, validated data was delivered directly in existing financial systems within a few minutes, according to the team. The architecture also showed support for tokenized shares via uniform records that are accessible to both block chains and traditional infrastructure.
“By using DLT, we can bring increased levels of transparency, connectivity and accuracy for the ecosystem,” said Doney, Managing Director & Chief Technology Officer, DTCC Digital Assets. “We welcomed the possibility to bring this use case to life and to show how innovative technology can transform processes and deliver new possibilities and value for industry.”
The next phase will broaden the workflow to take up business actions that go beyond dividends and mergers, such as stock splits, while also expanding the global reach with support for more areas of law and currencies.
The team is also planning to introduce stronger privacy and administrative controls to strengthen compliance with financial institutions worldwide.
“Het leveren van schaalbare digitale marktinfrastructuur betekent het afstemmen van nieuwe oplossingen met de systeeminstellingen die al vertrouwen. Industriebrede coördinatie rond normen en interoperabiliteit, zoals aangetoond in dit initiatief met ChainLink en grote financiële instellingen, is de sleutel tot het bereiken van dat op schaal,” zei Stéphanie Lheureux, directeur, directeur, directeur, directeur, digitaal assets-centrum, eurol.