LayerZero has become the first interoperability protocol in effect on the Canton Crypto Network, the institutional blockchain backed by Goldman Sachs, Microsoft and DTCC, enabling regulated financial institutions to route tokenized assets across more than 165 public blockchains while maintaining compliance standards.
This is basically Wall Street’s tokenization infrastructure opening a direct channel to the entirety of on-chain liquidity.
- Scope of integration: LayerZero is now available Cantonal networkconnecting sound 100 billion dollars ecosystem to the institutional rails of Canton and allowing cross-chain access to 165+ public blockchains.
- Institutional signal: Canton already processes more than 350 billion dollars in daily volume of US Treasury repos; test participants understand Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, Commercial webAnd Citadel Titles.
- Market implications: Almost 400 ecosystem participants on Canton now has a credible path to deploying cross-chain tokenized assets – a structural unlocking of liquidity for institutional RWA markets.
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Channeling $350 billion in daily repo volume across 165 channels
Canton’s core crypto infrastructure, built by Digital Asset on the DAML smart contract language, already handles significant institutional volume. Broadridge’s distributed repo platform processes between $300 billion and $400 billion in daily U.S. Treasury repo transactions through Canton, making it an operating infrastructure, not a proof of concept.
The LayerZero integration now sits on top of these rails. Bryan Pellegrino, CEO of LayerZero Labs, defined the division of labor precisely: “Canton has already built the rails of traditional finance, processing over $350 billion in daily U.S. Treasury repo volume. LayerZero’s job is to ensure these assets are available in all global markets, across blockchains.”
The distinction is technically important. LayerZero does not operate like a traditional bridge, it is designed to make any token or application natively compatible with any blockchain, avoiding the custody risk that has plagued previous cross-chain solutions. For Canton’s compliance-focused participants, this architecture matters as much as the connectivity itself.
The tests have already involved Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, DRW, QCP, Liberty City Ventures and Tradeweb, the same institutions that underwrote Digital Asset’s $135 million funding round in June 2025, led by DRW Venture Capital and Tradeweb Markets with participation from Circle Ventures and Citadel Securities.
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The Canton chain, supported by Goldman Sachs, calls on LayerZero