TheDefiant outlined the basic operating model behind Canton in a short explainer focused on privacy, access, and settlement. According to the article, participant nodes review transactions tied to their own users, rather than exposing all activity across the network to every party. A layer of shared infrastructure then coordinates the resulting outcome. Separately, banks and trading venues apply their own product-access rules, which means access conditions are set by each institution or venue instead of being handled as a single network-wide standard. The page also notes that the article is stored on Filecoin. The source material was brief and did not provide additional technical detail beyond these role definitions.
TheDefiant published a short explainer on how Canton handles privacy, access, and settlement.
According to the article, participant nodes check transactions involving their own users. Shared infrastructure coordinates the outcome, while banks and trading venues set separate product-access rules.
The page also states that the article is stored on Filecoin.
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