According to CoinMeta, Chainlink data was launched on Tempo on September 3rd, providing on-chain market data for this payment-focused blockchain, supporting stablecoins and financial applications. This integration enables enterprises, institutions, and developers to access the necessary price data without having to build independent oracle infrastructure. Applications can utilize this data for collateral valuation, foreign exchange comparisons, financial management, and automated risk control. Tempo is a Layer-1 blockchain designed for stablecoin payments and financial settlements, aimed at supporting business payments, salaries, remittances, and machine-generated transactions.