Chainlink has made its data standard available on the Amazon Web Services Marketplace, as announced on April 24, 2026. The move gives millions of AWS developers and hundreds of thousands of organizations direct access to Oracle infrastructure to build institutional-level blockchain solutions.
The company’s platform is now listed as a professional service provided by Chainlink. It includes the standard Oracle network that powers much of decentralized finance today.
Products and architecture
Key offerings include Chainlink Data Feeds for pricing and reference data, Chainlink Data Feeds for sub-second low latency feeds, and Chainlink Proof of Reserve for stablecoin and tokenized asset collateral checks. These tools address data, liquidity, synchronization, and regulatory compliance in both on-chain and off-chain environments.
Pricing is based on private offers tailored to user specifications. The product list falls under the Blockchain, Legal & Compliance and Managed Services categories. The technical setup works like this: Amazon API Gateway sends requests to AWS Lambda functions, which parse standby information stored in Amazon DynamoDB tables. Chainlink’s CRE-based flow deploys on the DON network and runs periodically. Ethereum-based smart contracts provide tamper-proof data sources, while DynamoDB maintains raw data records. Reference code is available in the sample GitHub AWS repository.
Another architecture combines AWS services with Chainlink Data Streams to create an automated trading platform for prediction markets. A data feed consumption and exchange service deployed on AWS Fargate, maintaining a seamless connection to Chainlink data feeds. When signed price updates occur, the credentials and private keys for signing the transactions come from AWS Secrets Manager and AWS Key Management Service.
Recent certifications and adoption
Chainlink also completed a SOC 2 Type 2 audit by Deloitte on April 21, 2026, covering CCIP and data feeds. This is in addition to the existing SOC 2 Type 1 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certificates. The audit includes price feeds and SmartData feeds such as proof of reserve and net asset value.
Institutions using Chainlink include Swift, DTCC, Euroclear, JP Morgan, Mastercard, UBS, Fidelity International and the Central Bank of Brazil.
Market Performance and Token Prices
$LINK was trading around $9.37 on April 24, with little change that day and a slight week-over-week decline. It was close to $9.17 the day before. This is about 50% below the highs of late 2025. The token faces broader macroeconomic risks, such as risk aversion, tensions between Iran and the United States, and concerns from the Federal Reserve.
Long term, $LINK remains well below its May 2021 high of $52.70. A $10,000 investment would then be worth about $1,770 today, an 82% decline in five years.
Strong fundamentals have not reversed the trend. Chainlink has generated over $28 trillion in cumulative trading volume. Its cross-chain interoperability protocol averages $90 million in weekly token transactions. Real-world tokenized assets have reached $27 billion in 2026, with Chainlink providing underlying infrastructure for stocks, funds and bonds. Despite this, the price remained in a range between $8 and $10.
