Eight Canton Development Fund milestones have moved through review to payment, with the official records showing a combined 9,368,809 CC paid out.
The largest share, 5.05 million CC, relates to the third milestone for traffic-based application rewards. Digital Asset and Obsidian Systems each received half of the 4 million CC milestone payment and half of the 1.05 million CC early-completion bonus.
The work covered the on-ledger rewards process, support across wallets and Super Validator applications, testing and the MainNet rollout of traffic-based application rewards.
The remaining 4,318,809 CC spans seven areas of network and developer work.
A 1.2 million CC payment covered Token Standard V2 support in Digital Asset’s tools for important network assets. Another 800,000 CC covered a browser-ready version of the Wallet Gateway, while 715,000 CC went toward July’s large-scale regression testing.
Developer tools account for much of the remaining total. A Daml Code Assistant milestone received 546,809 CC for its benchmark and autocomplete tool.
The Canton devkit milestone received 500,000 CC for token faucets and token-standard tools. Separate open-source contributor work received 500,000 CC for feature parity and the migration of integration tests.
The final 57,000 CC payment covered improvements to the Super Validator governance interface.
Each milestone record was closed after an official payment link was posted. The 9.37 million CC covers payment stages within grants that had already been approved, showing that the listed work progressed from funding decisions to completed milestones.
Together, the payments cover several parts of Canton’s development stack, from application rewards to wallets, testing tools and network governance.
