The Console ecosystem has locked more than 50 million Canton Coin across its four products, Console Wallet, CC View, CCBridge, and CCTag, meeting the on-chain capital commitment required for Featured App status under CIP-0116.
The lock reflects the governance framework Canton Network approved earlier this year, which replaced discretionary Foundation-led Featured App designation with a market-based system requiring applicants to lock a defined amount of CC as a condition of maintaining Featured App status. For non-issuer Featured Apps, the requirement is 5 million CC per PartyId.
Console Wallet is a self-custodial wallet for Canton and EVM networks, available across browser, Mac, and mobile. It is built specifically for Canton's offer-based transfer model, surfacing time windows, message-rich approvals, and signing details clearly before users confirm transactions. Keys are passkey-secured and never shared, with built-in phishing checks and anti-automation protections running in the background.
CCTag is Console's Canton Name Service product, allowing users to register unique, human-readable handles linked to their full Canton Party ID. Registration costs $1 and auto-renews via an on-ledger subscription paid in CC. Names resolve inside Console Wallet, CC View, and anywhere else that reads CNS, replacing 66-character Party IDs with simple, easy-to-share identifiers.
CC View is a Canton Network explorer providing comprehensive on-chain data across the ecosystem. It lets users track transfers, offers, preapprovals, and updates, while also offering visibility into consensus, validators, super validators, governance, Featured Apps, and app locking.
CCBridge enables privacy-preserving transfers of ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum by routing transactions through Canton's privacy layer, delivering funds to a fresh one-time address with no publicly traceable link between sender and recipient. Users with stealth meta-addresses receive funds at a newly generated address that only they can spend from. Standard 0x address recipients still benefit from the broken sender link but receive funds at their known address.
