Digital Asset Holdings raised $450 million from Wall Street giants including Nasdaq and Citadel
Canton Network has positioned itself as the primary blockchain infrastructure for traditional finance institutions.
The platform processes over $280 billion daily through major financial players. Wall Street’s adoption of blockchain technology appears to be materializing through private, institutional-grade networks rather than public alternatives.
Broadridge Financial Solutions operates as a critical backbone for global financial markets. The $26 billion company handles approximately $10 trillion in daily transactions.
The firm deployed its Distributed Ledger Repo platform on Canton Network in 2023. This platform now processes over $280 billion in daily repo market volumes.
The DLR platform enables instantaneous settlement of financial collateral between banking institutions. Banks can track lending activities, bond ownership, and cash settlements in real time. Traditional settlement processes often require multiple days to complete transactions. Canton’s infrastructure reduces this timeline to seconds through atomic capabilities.
Broadridge serves 19 of the 24 major players in the repo market. The company continues migrating legacy operations to the blockchain-based system.
Industry observers note that tokenized assets represent legally binding economic claims. These digital representations mirror traditional financial instruments in economic value.
Canton’s architecture employs DAML programming language for enhanced privacy features. Bank A and Bank B can transact while keeping operations invisible to others.
This privacy-focused design addresses regulatory requirements and competitive concerns. Public blockchains cannot offer the confidentiality that traditional finance demands.
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation received SEC approval to tokenize US Treasuries. DTCC manages over $100 trillion in assets under custody. Approximately $30 trillion of these assets consist of US Treasury securities. This regulatory clearance enables tokenization of Depository Trust Company assets.
Goldman Sachs built its bond tokenization platform GS DAP on Canton Network. Nasdaq integrated its Calypso platform with Canton for collateral management.
The Calypso system serves over 95 percent of major banking institutions. Banks now manage tokenized collateral within existing risk management software.
Additional participants include Bank of America, Santander, Tradeweb, DRW, and Citadel. These institutions utilize Canton for real-time collateral operations and 24/7 market access.
The network facilitates settlement of tokenized treasuries against stablecoin instruments. Traditional settlement systems cannot match this operational efficiency and speed.
Digital Asset Holdings raised over $450 million to develop Canton Network. Strategic investors include Nasdaq, Goldman Sachs, BNY Mellon, and Citadel.
Circle and other blockchain firms also participated in funding rounds. These investors actively use the network rather than functioning as passive providers.
Canton succeeded where previous attempts failed by offering neutral infrastructure. Competing institutions avoided proprietary systems controlled by rivals.
The platform coordinates major players through shared private blockchain infrastructure. Analysts suggest 2026 could mark institutional blockchain adoption reaching critical mass.
