CAC Corporation has launched Pactora, a multichain platform designed to support token issuance, asset management and delivery-versus-payment settlement.
According to CAC’s announcement, Pactora supports Canton Network, Avalanche and Solana through a shared interface. CAC has developed chain-specific smart-contract and escrow logic for each network while keeping the user experience consistent across chains.
The platform is designed to settle a tokenized asset and its stablecoin payment together on the same supported chain. This delivery-versus-payment model is intended to reduce the gap between transferring an asset and completing its payment.
Pactora is aimed at financial institutions including trust banks, securities firms and asset managers. CAC lists several possible applications, including stablecoin and real-world-asset settlement, tokenized bonds and fund interests, supply-chain settlement tokens, internal currencies, points, memberships and usage rights.
The Pactora service uses escrow-based transaction flows. CAC says the platform itself does not issue real-world assets. Issuers remain responsible for the relevant licensing, legal structure and regulatory compliance.
Canton is one of the three networks supported by the platform. The launch gives institutions a common way to explore tokenized asset workflows across different blockchain environments while keeping the settlement logic specific to each network.
