CantonNews (September 26, 2026): SwissBorg added Edel's EDEL token on Base, letting customers swap from twelve fiat currencies or more than four hundred crypto assets inside the SwissBorg app under a September 25 listing. The move expands access to Edel's public-network token separately from Canton-native EDELx and index-linked SPYe/QQQe instruments that began trading on Cantex September 22. Edel continues developing Edel Markets perpetuals alongside its Canton stock-issuance roadmap, with U.S. blue-chip expansions still planned.
CantonNews (September 25, 2026): T-RIZE Group has joined the Canton Foundation Collateral Subcommittee chaired by DTCC, working alongside ISDA, BNY, Euroclear, Broadridge, and global banks on standards for collateral mobility on Canton. T-RIZE will contribute to Cross-Application Collateral Mobility and Tokenised Repo and Financing workstreams, bringing Canadian tokenisation infrastructure experience from production Canton deployments. CEO Madani Boukalba framed the appointment as bridging on-chain issuance to repo and collateral workflows institutions can rely on—following live tokenised repo at institutional scale on Canton.
CantonNews (September 25, 2026): Digital Asset co-founder and CEO Yuval Rooz followed a September 16 post—describing a market worth more than $100 trillion moving to Canton—with "Hopefully next week first print." CantonNews reads the figure as consistent with DTCC-scale securities inventory and notes July production trades already occurred on Canton as DTCC tokenisation work advances; Rooz's teaser appears distinct from the DTCC Tokenization Service commercial launch targeted for October 2026. The wording suggests an execution milestone rather than another pilot announcement, though no transaction details were confirmed at publication.
CantonNews (September 25, 2026): Nasdaq President Tal Cohen told Autonomous's Future of Commerce conference that Nasdaq is connecting its Calypso collateral management platform to Canton Network and other layer-one chains as part of an always-on market strategy. Cohen cited July's Vanguard–Wellington test trade and outlined real-time IM/VM views, scenario analysis, and round-the-clock collateral mobility as goals, alongside planned 23/5 equity trading from December 6, the Nasdaq Equity Token with Payward/Kraken distribution, and a $3–6 billion serviceable market target by 2030. Cohen emphasized permissioned assets atop interoperable network infrastructure rather than parallel on-chain and off-chain silos, with Nasdaq acting as tokenisation agent or technology provider rather than digital-asset custodian.
CantonNews (September 25, 2026): Fireblocks disclosed infrastructure Citadel Securities used during DTCC's live July 15, 2026 tokenisation production event: tokenised US Treasury entitlements on Canton held in Fireblocks wallets, transfers to DTC-registered counterparties including BNP Paribas and Société Générale wallets, and posting to CME as collateral. Fireblocks supplied validator access, DTCC allow-list onboarding, policy-governed wallets, and reporting; Dan Doherty of Citadel Securities credited the partnership for smooth execution. The disclosure lands as DTCC prepares an October 2026 commercial launch of its Tokenization Service—following a July programme spanning collateral pledge, lending, repo and equity DvP, and CCP margin workflows across Besu and Canton.
Canton Network Forum / Digital Asset (September 24, 2026): Local Traffic Management is now available on mainnet for validator operators and wallet providers. Validators can attribute synchronizer traffic spend to individual parties and optionally reject submissions when a user's traffic balance cannot cover the cost—separating per-account accounting from a shared node balance. Wallet teams gain a TrafficService on the Ledger API (gRPC and JSON) to meter end-user usage and cap spend per account. Configuration, API reference, and a rollout runbook are published at docs.canton.network under production operations.
Canton Network Forum / ITRocket (September 24, 2026): CC Space alerts now cost 5 credits per delivery, down from 50—roughly 1.5 cents per notification at typical CC pricing—so operators can add more triggers and channels without rationing. Coverage spans validator and Super Validator health, traffic runway and balance spikes, Featured App compliance and reward activity, party balance thresholds, and governance proposals with vote outcomes. Credits come from CC users convert themselves, capping spend at topped-up balances. Delivery channels include web, email, Telegram, Slack, PagerDuty, and webhooks at cc.itrocket.space.
Canton Network Forum (September 24, 2026): CCView updated its home dashboard to lead with traffic measured in megabytes per second—argued as a clearer usage signal than TPS alone—and USD-denominated fees with purchased traffic split from consumed so auto top-ups do not read as usage. Fees sit beside rewards paid to show subsidy and coverage at a glance; burn-mint equilibrium (BME) sits under the CC price with premium above. Users can also assign local party labels stored in the browser that follow parties across the explorer and CC Trace.
Canton Network Forum / RedStone (September 24, 2026): RedStone completed ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification following a late-August audit, validating its information-security management for TradFi and enterprise oracle work—including feeds used across Canton commodity and institutional integrations such as Temple markets and Noves pricing. SGS United Kingdom Ltd conducted and issued the certificate. RedStone asked ecosystem partners to amplify the milestone on social channels; full announcement at redstone.finance.
CantonNews (September 23, 2026): Sixty organisations submitted validator operator applications to Canton Network—the largest single batch in the network's history—with a window open until September 30 for existing participants to raise concerns before implicit approval. The cohort spans institutional finance, professional validator infrastructure, AI agent platforms, liquidity management, and supply chain builders across Southeast Asia, Singapore, Europe, and the Americas. Mirae Asset Securities, one of South Korea's largest brokerages, applied to participate directly in Canton infrastructure; the parent group has been active in blockchain partnerships including prior Canton Foundation agreements. Infrastructure applicants include KairosLayer (60-plus PoS networks), Nadium (90-plus protocols), TEMBARA, IronLighthouse, AKARSA, Ankr Labs, and VantaCore. Application builders include Kore AI (MCP-based agent settlement), Lauros FinLabs (autonomous treasury agent), Rome Protocol (EVM-on-Solana evaluating Canton integration), Fernix Vault Markets, Lyrix Liquids, and Brightloop Engagement Cloud. Many Indonesian teams again commit to Daml templates and Bahasa documentation; several filings arrived with placeholder public detail.
