Validator nodes on Canton host parties, store and execute Daml contracts, validate transactions they’re party to, and keep every participant synced without losing control over privacy or asset ownership.
Visualization by @OneSwapcc.
PublishedSun, October 11, 2026
Sourcevia @CantonNetwork ↗
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