Transak Enables Fiat Access to Canton Network, Expanding Institutional Access to On-Chain Finance

Transak, the regulated payments infrastructure provider, announced its integration with the Canton Network, the only public, permissionless blockchain with configurable privacy built for institutional finance.

The integration expands fiat-based access to the Canton Network’s native utility token, Canton Coin (CC). Users and institutions can now acquire Canton Coin directly through Transak integrated wallets and applications using credit cards, bank transfers, and a wide range of local payment methods. By providing seamless on-ramps to the network, the integration removes one of the last friction points between traditional finance and Canton’s rapidly expanding ecosystem.

Bringing a Seamless On-Ramp to Canton’s $8 Trillion Network 

Canton Network is rapidly becoming core infrastructure for institutional on-chain finance. Built by Digital Asset, the network allows institutions  to move on-chain without exposing sensitive positions, counterparties, or transaction activity on a fully transparent public chain. Canton now supports more than $8 trillion in tokenized real-world assets, with major institutions using the network for live financial activity.

Canton Coin is used  to pay transaction fees on the network, and now that Canton Coin is listed on Transak, wallets and applications connected to Canton can offer direct access to Canton Coin through familiar payment methods, including cards, bank transfers, and local payment rails..

“Canton represents exactly the kind of infrastructure we built Transak to serve,” said Sami Start, Founder and CEO of Transak. “We’re making sure the on-ramp infrastructure is ready for institutions to run live financial workflows on a blockchain”

Expanding Enterprise Access to Private On-Chain Finance

The integration is designed to support the needs of financial institutions and enterprises entering on-chain markets, while making it simpler for wallets, fintech applications, and other ecosystem platforms to embed compliant fiat access directly into their products.

“Canton is moving capital markets and enterprise finance on-chain, and this integration adds deeper payment infrastructure and regulatory coverage, helping further adoption as the network scales,” said Melvis Langyintuo, Executive Director, Canton Foundation.

Supporting Canton’s Synchronized Finance Model

Canton’s architecture is designed for synchronized finance, where assets, data, and contractual logic move together in real time across institutions. For that model to work in practice, payments need to move just as seamlessly.

By embedding compliant fiat access directly into the payment flow, Transak helps bring network access more in line with Canton’s real-time design, making it easier for institutions, fintechs, and treasury platforms to access Canton’s privacy-preserving rails, without introducing the delays and operational friction that traditional fiat infrastructure can create.

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