Temple Digital Group's central limit order book generated 31.5% of Canton Network's total daily fee burn as of June 11, 2026, making it the single largest source of network fee activity on that date.
Canton's fee model burns collected fees directly across the network, with burn share reflecting real on-chain usage. A single application accounting for nearly a third of the network's total daily burn points to significant trading volume flowing through Temple's order book.
Temple operates as Canton Network's primary native trading and liquidity platform, offering spot trading, institutional order books, programmable liquidity vaults, and bridging infrastructure. Its Lightspeed upgrade, launched earlier this year, delivers sub-second matching and support for 100,000 orders per second. The platform is backed by SBI Group, Cumberland, YZi Labs, GSR, Presto, and others, and is registered as a Money Services Business with FinCEN.
Beyond its own trading venue, Temple offers Virtual Orderbooks, allowing other institutions and applications to deploy customizable order books on Canton using Temple's infrastructure. That product extends Temple's matching engine across the broader Canton ecosystem, which may partly explain its share of network fee activity.
