Console Wallet, a non-custodial wallet built for Canton Network and EVM networks, has integrated the LetsExchange API to expand its native crypto swap functionality.
The integration enables Canton Coin holders to swap CC directly into stablecoins and EVM-based assets, and to fund their Console Wallet with assets from external networks. These two flows previously required leaving the wallet and can now be performed in a single interface, simplifying onboarding for new users by making it easier to fund wallets with assets needed for network fees without relying on external services.
The collaboration brings LetsExchange into the Canton ecosystem, which has attracted significant institutional backing, including Digital Asset's recently announced $355 million funding round led by a16z crypto and joined by HSBC, BNP Paribas, Citadel Securities, Coinbase Ventures, S&P Global, and others. DTCC is also using Canton Network as part of its tokenization initiatives for U.S. government securities.
Through the integration, Console Wallet gains access to LetsExchange's swap service, which supports 6,000+ digital assets across more than 300 blockchain networks. Alongside crypto-to-crypto swaps, LetsExchange supports RWA-related assets, giving Console Wallet users a single interface for moving between tokenized instruments and liquid crypto assets as Canton's RWA market matures.
Swaps inside Console Wallet are powered by LetsExchange's routing engine, which evaluates offers from more than 20 external providers to identify the most suitable provider and competitive rate for each request. The integration also supports cross-chain operations with transparent swap terms, automated AML screening, and 24/7 customer support.
Alex J., Chief Product Officer at LetsExchange, said the integration connects the platform to one of the most promising institutional blockchain ecosystems in the industry, and that as Canton Network continues to gain momentum, LetsExchange is excited to help bring seamless access to the broader crypto economy for Console Wallet users.
Alexei Dulub, CEO at Console Wallet, said the integration brings transparent, multi-network swap capabilities to Canton Network, allowing users to interact smoothly with multiple blockchain ecosystems from a single, secure application, and that it accelerates Console Wallet's strategic cross-chain expansion.
