Hong Kong (PinionNewswire) — Financial Layer 1 Pharos Network today announced LI.FI Protocol, Vishwa, Pleasing Market, KUN, Yuzu Money, Agra, and Amber Group as the third strategic cohort of the RealFi Alliance. This expansion marks a decisive shift from foundational infrastructure toward active onchain utility, seamless settlement, and real-economy integration.
With the Pharos Pacific Ocean Mainnet now live, this cohort activates RealFi by bridging institutional asset issuance with day-to-day financial execution. By integrating global settlement standards, cross-chain liquidity, and tangible asset exposure, Pharos has transitioned into a fully operational, capital-efficient environment for global finance.
The RealFi Alliance organizes this expansion through an interconnected architecture designed to facilitate the fluid movement of value across the now-live network. Central to this architecture is the establishment of deep, institutional-grade liquidity and connectivity. Amber Group provides institutional liquidity to ensure efficient price discovery and minimal slippage for RealFi assets. This is bolstered by LI.FI’s cross-chain infrastructure, which aggregates liquidity sources to simplify user onboarding and reduce fragmentation across the ecosystem. Working alongside these liquidity leaders, Agra introduces orderbook-based trading infrastructure, enabling assets of any duration to trade on a high-performance secondary market.
Sitting above this liquidity layer, Vishwa provides the banking infrastructure and control layer for agent-driven capital flows. It enables lending, capital access, and execution – while enforcing pre-execution constraints such as authorization, solvency, and intent consistency before assets move onchain. This liquid foundation is reinforced by robust payment and credit rails. KUN delivers embedded finance infrastructure to bridge onchain finance with cross-border, real-world payment use cases, while Vishwa provides the essential lending and credit framework necessary for users to unlock liquidity against tokenized real-world assets. The ecosystem’s utility is ultimately realized through its diverse asset base and application layer, led by Pleasing Market bringing tokenized precious metals onchain for tangible commodity exposure, and Yuzu, which offers a consumer-facing gateway for access to accessible RealFi yield products.
“The maturity of RealFi is measured by the fluidity of its capital and the utility of its assets,” said Wish Wu, Co-Founder & CEO of Pharos. “By joining hands with global liquidity leaders like Amber Group and LI.FI, alongside specialized payment and credit partners, we are ensuring that Pharos is more than hosting assets, but creating a high-performance environment where global commerce and institutional finance actually happen today.”
With these additions, the RealFi Alliance now represents a comprehensive, full-stack financial ecosystem. Each partner has been selected for their technical readiness and alignment with Pharos’ mission to build a standardized, scalable framework for the future of global finance.
About Pharos Network
Pharos is the inclusive financial Layer 1 for RealFi, where real value and institutional-grade assets circulate onchain and are composable with decentralized assets, becoming the new financial-grade infrastructure of global finance for all. Pharos combines modular architecture, deep-parallel execution, and built-in compliance to power asset-native ecosystems. Built by leadership and engineers from Ant Group, the project is backed by Hack VC, Faction VC, and other global investors.
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