Chainlink and S&P Global Ratings Bring Vault Risk Assessments Onchain

TradingKeyOct 28, 2026 1:11 PM

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Chainlink has integrated S&P Global Ratings’ Vault Risk Assessment data onchain, providing institutional investors with direct access to independent risk analysis for lending vaults. This collaboration enables market participants to evaluate risks and make informed capital deployment decisions while establishing a new distribution channel for S&P Global Ratings within digital asset applications.

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Chainlink has expanded its collaboration with S&P Global Ratings (NYSE: SPGI) to make the ratings provider’s Vault Risk Assessment (VRA) data available onchain.

The live integration gives institutions and investors direct access to independent vault risk analysis. It enables market participants to evaluate lending vault risks and make more informed decisions about where to deploy capital onchain.

Extending the model to lending vaults also provides S&P Global Ratings with a new distribution channel for its analysis within applications where digital assets are managed and deployed.

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