Ripple Custody adds Canton Network support for institutional users
Image: Crypto BriefingRipple launched Custody version 1.43 on October 5 2026, adding Canton Network support for institutional clients. Users can hold and transfer Canton Coin (CC) and CIP-56 tokens via the platform's API. The release uses a bring-your-own-validator model so clients retain control of their signing keys. Existing custody policies and approval workflows apply to all Canton transactions on the platform. API access is limited for now, with no support for delivery-versus-payment workflows or arbitrary Canton application commands.
Key points
- Ripple Custody version 1.43 adds Canton Network support for institutional users.
- Institutions can hold and transfer Canton Coin (CC) and CIP-56 tokens via the platform.
- The release uses a bring-your-own-validator model so clients retain control of their signing keys.
- Major financial institutions including Goldman Sachs and BNY Mellon use Canton infrastructure.
- The integration lets institutions manage Canton assets without a separate dedicated custodian.
Why it matters
The update lets institutions manage Canton tokenized assets alongside their existing digital holdings without a separate custodian. It also helps Ripple retain banking clients by supporting the private Canton ledger used by major Wall Street firms.
Price context · CC
At publication
$0.1206
Now
$0.1196
Change since
−0.86%
7 days · dashed line = publication
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Ripple Custody adds Canton Network support for institutions
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