Most of the discussion around tokenization remains focused on public, EVM-compatible blockchains.

Canton Network takes a different approach. It is designed for multi-party applications where institutions can operate through a synchronized process without giving up control over their own systems, data or access rules.

I have been diving into Canton’s architecture recently, and the more I look into it, the more interesting its underlying model becomes. It is not simply another blockchain for issuing assets. It is an attempt to make cross-organization workflows operate as a shared system of record, with privacy, data sovereignty and governance embedded into the application itself.