The company will validate transactions and operate the Global Synchronizer, where financial applications execute issuances, transfers and settlements with full traceability.
Taurus is strengthening its institutional tokenization presence after joining the Canton Network as a Super Validator and adding custody support for the Canton Token Standard.
The company connects its regulated infrastructure to a network that already moves more than $6 trillion in tokenized assets and aims to operate financial markets with instant settlement, 24/7 availability and regulatory compliance built into the system architecture.
The company will take a direct role in transaction validation and the operation of the Global Synchronizer, the layer that coordinates applications and ensures the network maintains a coherent state during every issuance, transfer and settlement process. Taurus will gain access to Canton’s functional center, where banks and financial operators experiment with the digitalization of bonds, repos, loan commitments, money-market funds and insurance instruments under confidentiality standards required by financial regulations.
Taurus sees this alliance as a growth vector for its custody and tokenization business, since it enables clients to access transactional privacy, integrated collateral management and a market infrastructure already adopted by international banks. Canton approved the company’s inclusion in the validator set due to its institutional relationships with Deutsche Bank, Santander, State Street and CACEIS, reinforcing the network’s position as a platform designed for clients seeking operational resilience and enterprise-grade security.
The company continues building a solid position in the institutional market. Founded in 2018 and regulated by FINMA, Taurus develops technology for digital securities issuance, secure custody and transactions across public and private blockchains. Its roadmap targets the complete tokenization value chain, from asset creation to trading and settlement, under standards that banks can integrate without compromising their compliance frameworks.
The company will also extend its multichain infrastructure through the integration of Taurus-PROTECT and Taurus-CAPITAL with Solana, enabling institutions and developers to issue tokens, create digital financial instruments and execute smart contracts on high-performance public networks. With this expansion, Taurus aims to drive real and measurable applications in a market that continues advancing toward the digitalization of financial instruments.
