Fireblocks began supporting the Canton Network blockchain, which is focused on privacy and institutional finance. The integration enables financial institutions to store and use Canton Coin tokens in a controlled, regulatory-compliant environment.
The Fireblocks team, a company specializing in secure digital asset operations, announced the integration of the Canton Network, a public blockchain designed for regulated financial markets. The new solution allows banks, custodians, and asset managers to settle transactions on the network using Fireblocks’ corporate policies, automated workflows, and risk management tools.
As part of the integration, Fireblocks will support custody of Canton Coin (CC). Custodial services are provided by Fireblocks Trust Company, a qualified custodian licensed by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). This allows clients to operate with tokens in a fully regulated environment that meets high standards of fiduciary duty and risk control.
According to Stephen Richardson, Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Banking at Fireblocks, the integration with Canton Network is intended to create a unified operating environment for private settlements, cross-platform asset flows, and the issuance of regulated digital instruments, including tokenized securities and deposits.
Fireblocks is used by more than 2,400 organizations worldwide, which processed over $10 trillion in transactions through the company’s infrastructure. Fireblocks supports 150 public blockchains, 46 of which were integrated in 2025.
Growing interest from traditional financial institutions, including global banks, market makers, and service platforms, accelerated the adoption of the Canton Network as infrastructure for regulated digital markets. As part of expanding the network’s capabilities, a partnership with Chainlink Labs was announced.
To scale its ecosystem, the Fireblocks team invested in a new node architecture with load balancing and automatic failover, and implemented transaction self-recovery mechanisms, increasing throughput and reducing processing latency. The company also launched its own payment network for stablecoin settlements and announced the upcoming launch of a trading system for institutional traders.
