Moody’s has moved machine-readable credit scores to the Solana network. This step, implemented with Alphaledger integration, enables credit assessment data to be added directly to tokenized fixed income assets on the blockchain. Thus, Solana emerged as one of the first major public blockchains capable of backing Moody’s ratings on-chain.
Credit scores moved directly on-chain
According to the information shared by Moody’s Corporation, the company’s TIE solution, known as the Token Integration Engine, has been extended to Solana via the Alphaledger infrastructure. Alphaledger is known as a platform focused on tokenized fixed income assets. Thanks to this structure, issuers will be able to directly embed Moody’s credit data into the relevant digital asset’s own infrastructure.
Mini-dictionary: Token Integration Engine is an integration layer aimed at technically connecting financial data to the structure of tokenized assets. Fixed income assets generally refer to financial instruments that offer a specific income stream, similar to bonds.
The application in question went live following a proof-of-concept study completed on Solana devnet in June 2025. At that stage, it was tested how credit scores could be integrated into tokenized securities issued on-chain.
While Moody’s stated that with this transition, credit scores have become available on a large-scale open blockchain, he stated that the TIE infrastructure is designed to work in different blockchain environments that are not limited to a single network.
Solana’s real-world assets footprint expands
The new integration adds a layer of data considered important on the corporate finance side to Solana’s growing ecosystem of real-world assets. In traditional fixed income markets, credit scores are considered one of the main tools in investors’ risk assessment.
Moody’s emphasized that investors are increasingly transacting on blockchain networks and need independent credit assessments in these environments. The company positions its TIE system as a network-agnostic framework to support this transition.
Alphaledger noted that embedding credit scores directly into tokenized assets could reduce the need to search for credit data from separate sources. The platform pointed out that this approach could support corporate participation, especially in areas such as municipal debt instruments.
Previously tested on Canton Network
This expansion follows Moody’s first blockchain-based credit rating distribution on the Canton Network in March 2026. At the time, the company had deployed a similar capability on a permissioned enterprise blockchain. The latest application on the Solana side is considered as the first step towards scaling this approach on an open and permissionless network.
According to information shared by the Solana Foundation, the network has become the first open and permissionless blockchain capable of supporting Moody’s machine-readable credit ratings directly on-chain. In the statement, it was stated that credit information can now be carried with tokenized assets throughout their lifecycle.
Moody’s also noted that other blockchain integrations may come to the fore as adoption in digital finance increases. The company reportedly plans to expand TIE coverage to more networks, lines of business, and financial instruments over time.
