Twenty-two new organisations have submitted validator operator applications to Canton Network, with a window open until September 16, 2026 for existing participants to raise concerns before implicit approval. The batch is the most varied yet, spanning enterprise tooling, cross-chain infrastructure, yield products, and a range of Indonesian community applications built around Canton's privacy model.
Among the more established applicants, 0SUM is a US-based developer of enterprise-grade operational tooling for Canton deployments, including accounting, compliance, and audit software, applying to operate a validator to directly support and test its Canton accounting infrastructure. The firm previously built software for Five North. OnChain Bridges, also US-based, is a cross-chain RWA infrastructure provider seeking to operate the infrastructure supporting compliant RWA transfers onto Canton through Chainlink's CCIP. Privarax, incorporated in Singapore, is building a platform that turns illiquid investments into private, tradeable, yield-bearing instruments it calls YieldNotes, with plans to develop reusable private financial primitives for the ecosystem.
Apirone, an Estonian crypto payment gateway, is applying with dedicated hardware blade servers and plans to build applications on the network. Alaino, a British Virgin Islands-incorporated infrastructure operator running blockchain, AI compute, and quantum workload systems, is applying to develop hands-on Canton node and Daml expertise and publish technical research. Gamisama, an Indonesian decentralised infrastructure provider, is building privacy-enabled financial applications and plans to introduce local enterprises and developers to the ecosystem. Sportzer Technologies, an Indian digital sports ecosystem, is applying to build Canton-based applications for athlete credentials, memberships, and sports assets.
The remainder of the batch is composed largely of Indonesian applicants, several of which are building specific real-world use case templates on Canton's privacy architecture and committing to publish their work alongside Bahasa Indonesia documentation for local developers. These include Alih Kredit Nusantara, building three-party vehicle-credit transfer records requiring consent from seller, buyer, and finance company; Ambang Makmur, building private threshold-based group funding; Bagi Waris Adil, building divisible ownership records for inherited family property; Both or Neither, porting a bilateral atomic-swap contract from Solidity to Daml with educational materials for EVM developers; Firstcut, building order financing records for Indonesian craft workshops; Jeda Hari Nol, building verifiable cooling-off period records for consumer transactions; Rempah Jawa, an Indonesian spice producer building commodity lot-tracking with verifiable provenance; Segel Lelang Nusantara, building sealed bidding for private procurement; Serah Terima Digital, building simultaneous private settlement for secondhand transactions; Split Sheet, building private shared-authorship records for songwriters; Suara Warga Digital, building private weighted voting for building governance; Tahapan, building milestone-based escrow for pilgrimage travel deposits; and Tempo Titip Kriya, building time-limited consignment agreements for craft makers. OneNov is developing a Canton-native DeFi application called OvDeFi. Zenix is an Indonesian blockchain infrastructure provider applying to contribute node capacity and technical support.
Applications will be considered implicitly approved if no concerns are raised by September 16.
