Moody's Live Credit Ratings Land on Solana Mainnet

Moody's Ratings has successfully embedded live credit ratings onto Solana's mainnet, marking the first time such machine-readable risk data is available on a public blockchain.

The deployment of Moody's Token Integration Engine (TIE) on Solana comes after a Canton Network launch in March and a devnet trial in June 2025. The engine writes credit ratings directly into tokenized bond metadata, allowing the credit signal to move with the asset itself.

Solana's mainnet now hosts Moody's live ratings, following successful trials of U.S. municipal bonds. The rollout aims to scale and expand to other instruments, including corporate, sovereign, and structured finance, as well as other chains.

Moody's plans to widen its Token Integration Engine to cover more assets and chains as tokenization grows. Rajeev Bamra, who leads digital economy strategy at the agency, framed credit risk as network-agnostic and said investors increasingly transact on-chain, where data feeds DeFi protocols' collateral and margin calls.

The integration lands as Solana's tokenized asset base climbs past $2 billion, with major institutions building there. Solana's SOL token traded near $72 on June 18, down about 13% over the past month.