Project Harmonia, a strategic initiative between Allfunds Blockchain and the Solana Foundation, has launched a request-for-proposals process for tokenized-fund issuers seeking access to Allfunds’ institutional distribution network via Solana.
The RFP was published on September 16, 2026, and applications must be submitted by October 24, 2026. The first admitted funds are targeted to go live through the Allfunds network in the first quarter of 2027, making the current phase an issuer-selection process rather than a live distribution rollout.
Allfunds’ network comprises more than 3,300 asset managers and financial institutions, with approximately €1.9 trillion in assets under administration as of June 30, 2026. Project Harmonia is designed to connect tokenized funds with that network and Solana’s on-chain ecosystem, creating a bridge between traditional fund distribution channels and public blockchain markets.
The RFP does not provide automatic access to every digital asset or Solana-based product. Admission remains contingent on the selection process. Allfunds Blockchain’s June 23 announcement of its expansion into Solana laid the groundwork for this initiative, with the goal of building a commercial bridge between traditional finance and public decentralised-finance networks.
Implementation is supported by ioBuilders’ Asseto platform, which links Allfunds Blockchain with on-chain environments, while Particula provides independent digital-asset risk assessments for applicants. Ruben, Managing Director at Allfunds, noted that Solana’s technology can support significant business scales, reflecting growing institutional confidence in the network’s speed and cost-efficiency.
The next concrete milestone is whether Project Harmonia selects funds that can meet its first-quarter 2027 launch target, showing how quickly the initiative can move from announced distribution bridge to admitted tokenized-fund products.
