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Canton Network technology news — protocol upgrades, Daml releases, Zenith bridge updates, CIP-56 implementation, network integrations, and developer infrastructure. · Page 1 of 5
Utila highlights Canton in new blockchain privacy guide for banks
Utila’s new guide explores how banks can use blockchains while keeping sensitive financial information private. Canton features alongside Aleo and Zama, with a focus on controlling who can see transaction details.
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Canton 3.5.17 brings fixes for network operators
Canton’s latest maintenance release addresses memory-related crashes and connection problems, with additional improvements to processing and configuration.
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Edel integrates Alpaca’s brokerage and equity-data infrastructure
Edel has added Alpaca Markets’ brokerage and equity-data infrastructure as it develops products connecting traditional finance with onchain markets.
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Canton Wallet SDK 1.5.0 improves token-lock handling
Canton’s wallet developer toolkit has been updated with better handling of expiring token locks, a public-registry access fix and a new trade example.
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The Tie examines where privacy belongs in Canton’s financial markets
The Tie’s final Canton report explores how financial transactions can remain private while giving authorised participants access to the records they need.
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Tenkai’s Canton swaps gain recognition under network reward rules
Canton’s Tokenomics Committee has approved delivery-versus-payment treatment for qualifying Tenkai swaps, building on the platform’s existing Featured App status.
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Zenith holds Tier 1 Super Validator status on Canton
Zenith combines its Tier 1 Super Validator role with work to bring Ethereum applications to Canton. Its participation spans network operations, governance committees and a development program with rewards tied to verified milestones.
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Lattice adds cETH to its Canton finance tools
Lattice now supports cETH, allowing finance teams to track balances, approve activity and reconcile wrapped ETH alongside their other Canton assets.
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Canton approves 25 new validator operators
Canton has approved 25 validator applicants, including BLOSAFE, BTCS S.A. and InfraDAO. The operators can proceed with onboarding, with MainNet access requiring a separate allocation.
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CanTrustAI Adds Three Payment Options for AI Access on Canton
CanTrustAI now accepts USDCx, cETH and USDxlr for individual AI requests, expanding the payment options for its existing Canton-based service.
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HANDL Plans to Route All Transactions Through Canton
HANDL plans to route all transactions through Canton for privacy as it prepares to begin the countdown to its 2.0 update.
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Squid Intents Launches Multi-Chain Swaps for Canton
Squid Intents is now live on Canton, adding routes from supported assets on 30 chains, new liquidity for CC swaps and integration tools for wallets and applications.
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Ones Unveils Canton Business Account and Confirms MVP Is Ready
Ones has introduced a financial platform for individuals, businesses and AI agents. Its business account is being built on Canton and is designed to bring payments, cards, payroll, invoicing, treasury and team management into one place.
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Hashrupt Presents Six Verity Products on Canton
Hashrupt has presented six products built around Verity, its shared platform on Canton. They cover lending, treasury, invoicing, project work and fundraising, with additional Settla and Backr features still in development.
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FTP Tech Resubmits Featured App Application for Canton x402 Payments
FTP Tech has resubmitted its Featured App application for x402 tools on Canton. The service lets AI agents pay for individual online requests from their own wallets using Canton Coin or USDCx.
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Digital Asset CEO Confirms September CIP Draft for Network-Wide CC Burning
Digital Asset CEO Yuval Rooz has confirmed that the Canton Improvement Proposal extending CC burning and validator rewards to every synchronizer on the Canton Network remains on track for submission this month, following earlier remarks from co-founder Shaul Kfir outlining the plan.
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Digital Asset Releases Canton 3.5.16 With Reliability Improvements
Canton 3.5.16 is now available with reliability fixes, stronger timestamp validation, lower memory use during one internal process and expanded API documentation.
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Fireblocks Maps Out Institutional Collateral Workflows on Canton
Fireblocks has published a practical guide to the Canton tools it supports for institutional collateral workflows, covering custody, wallets, validator options, contract calls, transaction approvals and reporting.
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Five North Launches Paid Plans for Lighthouse API
Five North has introduced paid Lighthouse API plans alongside its continuing free tier. The new structure offers different levels of access for projects using Canton data.
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Alpend Completes Major Protocol Upgrade on Canton
Alpend has upgraded its Canton money market with multiparty hosting, distributed protocol controls and a Halborn-audited codebase. The upgrade also raises supply caps and introduces Ascent 2 rewards for migrated positions.
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Canton Development Fund Pays 9.37 Million CC Across Eight Milestones
The Canton Development Fund has paid 9,368,809 CC across eight completed milestones covering application rewards, token support, wallet infrastructure, testing, developer tools and governance.
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Canton Approves 15 Validator Operators as 25 More Enter Review
Fifteen organizations can now begin deploying Canton validator infrastructure, while a new group of 25 applicants enters community review. MainNet access still requires a separate allocation.
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DSRV Brings Canton Into ITCEN Group’s Live Cafe Payment System
South Korean infrastructure provider DSRV has moved ITCEN Group’s Cafe de CEN ordering and payment service onto Canton, connecting it with the group’s ERP for real-time order, payment and settlement processing.
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Canton Loop Opens TestNet Trial for New Transaction Fee Model
Canton Loop has opened limited TestNet access to a new fee model that shows users the network cost before they approve a transaction.
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