"With the support of relevant departments, the MOR has enhanced its fundraising efforts and will soon channel the funds to project contractors," the ministry said in a brief statement.
However, the ministry did not provide further details.
The statement came after media reports claimed the ministry has secured more than 200 billion yuan ($31.65 billion) in financial support to boost investor confidence.
Construction on more than 10,000 km of railways was halted in recent months due to a lack of funds, leaving workers without pay, according to media reports.
The massive construction halt arrived on the heels of China's tight liquidity conditions and a deadly train crash in July in Zhejiang province, which eroded investor confidence and limited the ministry's ability to borrow money or sell bonds.