GoKawiilRipple Custody v1.43 Integrates Canton Network for Institutional Asset Management
Ripple Custody version 1.43 now supports the Canton Network, enabling banks and funds to hold and transfer Canton assets within their existing custody systems. The update, released on October 5, 2026, allows clients to connect their own validators, with signing keys remaining securely in their own vaults, ensuring control over transaction authorization. Institutions can custody Canton Coin (CC) and CIP-56 tokens, leveraging Canton’s privacy-focused Layer 1 blockchain infrastructure used by major financial firms.
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This integration could position Ripple Custody as a more versatile platform for institutional clients seeking to manage digital assets on private, scalable blockchains. Supporting Canton’s infrastructure may also enhance the appeal of Ripple’s custody solutions in the traditional finance sector, where security and control are paramount. The move hints at broader industry adoption of blockchain networks like Canton for high-value, privacy-sensitive transactions.
- Ripple Custody now supports Canton Network assets.
- Clients retain control of signing keys via a bring-your-own-validator model.
- Integration enables custody of Canton Coin and CIP-56 tokens on a privacy-focused Layer 1 blockchain.
Source: techreport.com — Krishi Chowdhary, 2026-10-08
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