Chain Link brings Oracle and CCIP to Canton’s institutional blockchain. Canton will process $280 million in repos per day, securing $6T with tokenized assets. BNP Paribas, HSBC, and P2P.org recently joined the Canton Foundation.
ChainLink joined Canton Network as a Super Validator, deepening the institutional focus of blockchain and bringing a suite of Oracle services to a privacy-driven architecture.
The move regulates Canton’s ambitions for tokenization at scale and financial activities with ChainLink’s proven infrastructure in ensuring real-world data and cross-chain communications.
Chain link integration into Canton networks
As part of the agreement, ChainLink Labs will act as a super validator for Canton.
This role runs a join node that acts as both a domain validator and a synchronizer, reaching out to order and finalize cross-domain transactions.
This integration places ChainLink at the heart of Canton’s consensus process, ensuring transactional finality and enhances network interoperability across various domains.
Canton is also participating in the ChainLink scale program, which helps you manage the costs of running Oracles on a chain.
The collaboration also extends ChainLink data services to the Canton network, including real-time data streams, backup proofs, and cross-chain interoperability protocols (CCIP), such as Navlink.
These tools are designed to enable Canton institutions to securely connect with external data sources, tokenized assets, and even other blockchains.
The arrangement highlights Canton’s strategy of creating a controlled but flexible environment where traditional financial institutions can work with confidence.
The ability of the Canton Network to process sensitive financial data
Since its launch in May 2023, Canton Network has established itself as a dedicated blockchain for institutional finance.
The Canton Network describes it as a privacy-focused blockchain that allows institutions to issue and trade tokenized securities, stablecoins, and digital identity tools without compromising compliance standards.
Supported by leading global players such as Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, CBOE Global Markets, Digital Asset and Paxos, the network emphasizes privacy and regulatory compliance while supporting large-scale financial applications.
Its governing body, which recently rebranded from the Global Synchronizer Foundation to the Canton Foundation, counts chain links among its major baritators.
The network is currently protected by 500 valters, including over $6 trillion in tokenized real-world assets, handling $280 billion in daily repo transactions and including over 30 super-valters.
BNP Paribas and HSBC have recently joined the foundation, while P2P.org is featured as validators.
By incorporating it with ChainLink’s infrastructure, Canton is strengthening its ability to process sensitive financial data while connecting to the broader blockchain ecosystem.
Analysts see this as a powerful combination. Chainlink has already secured more than $100 billion in distributed financial finance (DEFI), promoting transaction value of over $25 trillion, and now supports Canton’s facility-grade environment.
In particular, the integration arrives as global banks and finance companies accelerate their blockchain initiatives, from stable pilots to tokenized fund experiments, highlighting the demand for safe and compliant systems.
