ChainIT Inc., a zero-trust verification infrastructure company, has been added to the U.S. Bank Connected Partnership Network, broadening the reach of its verification-first platform across payment, treasury, digital agreement, and compliance workflows.

U.S. Bank is the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States by assets, and its Connected Partnership Network is an award-winning online marketplace featuring fintech and third-party payment and treasury solutions that are fully integrated with U.S. Bank systems. The network enables corporate treasury teams at large enterprises to identify and adopt technologies already connected to the bank, reducing integration friction that has historically slowed fintech adoption within incumbent financial institutions.

Within the network, ChainIT is listed as a Treasury Management Solution offering KYC/KYB capabilities, Pactvera digital agreements, and compliance infrastructure designed to support secure treasury, stablecoin, and AI-agent payment workflows.

"Financial services are entering a new era where identity, authority, agreements, payments, and compliance can no longer be handled as disconnected documents and assumptions," said Jeremy Blackburn, CEO and Founder of ChainIT. "ChainIT was built for that shift. Being included in U.S. Bank's Connected Partnership Network is a major validation of our mission to help enterprises verify who is acting, what authority they have, what rules apply, and what happened at execution. Our platform brings ChainIT ID, ChainIT Org ID, Pactvera digital agreements, ChainIT Pay, and Validated Data Tokens together so business transactions can be executed with stronger security, clearer compliance, and verifiable proof."

"The U.S. Bank Connected Partnership Network helps clients discover technology solutions connected with U.S. Bank systems to support payment and treasury management needs," said Adam Carter, senior vice president, embedded payments product lead, U.S. Bank. "We welcome ChainIT to the network and look forward to expanding the solutions available to U.S. Bank clients."

ChainIT's platform is built for high-value and regulated workflows where organizations need to prove identity, authority, compliance status, agreement execution, payment authorization, and transaction provenance. Through its suite of tools — including ChainIT ID, ChainIT Org ID, Validated Data Tokens, Touch Audit, Token Grading, Pactvera, and ChainIT Pay — the company enables organizations to build secure, auditable, and governed transaction workflows.

As financial services and enterprise commerce shift toward real-time payments, embedded banking, stablecoin-enabled settlement, and AI-assisted processes, ChainIT positions its infrastructure around core verification questions: Who acted? Under what authority? Against which rules? What happened? And where is the proof? The emphasis on verifiable identity and authority reflects a broader industry pattern in which banks, regulators, and enterprises are placing greater weight on transaction-level proof as payment cycles compress and automated agents take on a larger role in initiating transfers and executing agreements.

The inclusion in the U.S. Bank network marks a significant step in ChainIT's broader mission to help financial institutions, enterprises, and technology partners replace assumption-based processes with verified identity, verified authority, governed execution, and auditable proof.

Source: GlobalFinTechSeries