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Canton Network institutional Blockchain (backed by Goldman Sachs and HSBC) activity surges, surpassing 500K daily transactions; Broadridge alone processes over $5.9 trillion monthly in tokenized U.S. Treasury repos on Canton

October 3, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Copper Research reports a significant increase in usage of the Canton Network, a blockchain designed for regulated finance. Validator activity now includes major U.S. exchanges, banks, and infrastructure firms. Canton’s privacy-focused, interoperable design is favorable for shared institutional platforms under current regulations. Versana, with backing from JPMorgan and Wells Fargo, shares syndicated loan data among seven global banks. Goldman Sachs’ DAP supports tokenized bond issuances. This institutional adoption distinguishes Canton. Canton Network has achieved unmatched scale within its first year, supported by Goldman Sachs, HSBC, and Broadridge. Broadridge processes over $5.9 trillion monthly in tokenized U.S. Treasury repos on Canton.

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