According to the company’s official statement, credit ratings and analytics will now be accessible through digital financial networks. As part of the pilot phase, Moody’s has deployed its own node on the Canton Network and integrated its data into ongoing transaction workflows.
Canton Network is designed for regulated financial markets and is used by institutional participants for shared data processing. As a result, Moody’s ratings are becoming embedded directly into digital financial operations, integrating seamlessly into transaction execution processes.
The technical foundation of this initiative is the Token Integration Engine. This solution connects existing credit rating systems with blockchain applications and enables data distribution across decentralized environments. Moody’s retains full control over the creation, validation, and maintenance of its ratings.
Fabian Astic, Global Head of Digital Economy at Moody’s Ratings, emphasized that despite the rapid digitalization of financial markets, the need for independent and reliable risk assessment remains unchanged. The company will continue to apply its established analytical standards within this new technological framework.
Looking ahead, Moody’s plans to expand the use of blockchain technology to additional networks, although no specific timeline has been disclosed.
