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Access Canton Network (CC)

To transact on Canton, you need a validator. A Canton validator submits and confirms your transactions on the network, finalizing them on the ledger while keeping details visible only to the parties involved. Canton Network is an institution-backed blockchain built for privacy, atomic settlement, and interoperability between on-chain applications. FCS is an approved Node-as-a-Service provider authorized by the Canton Foundation. To get started: align on scope and commercial terms, complete due diligence, then your mainnet validator goes live with FCS handling operations.

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Est. APY

On request

Infrastructure reward terms are shared on request.

1 year

Mainnet operations

0+

Customer validators

0+

Verified app partners

Why FCS

Why run a Canton validator with FCS

There is no way to participate in Canton's live institutional applications without a validator. FCS runs them for institutions, with no engineering lift to launch or maintain.

  • Access: reach Canton's live institutional applications, including atomic settlement and collateral mobility workflows.
  • Privacy: transaction details stay confidential while running on decentralized infrastructure.
  • Integration: runs alongside your existing custodial setup. FCS is non-custodial and operates the validator layer.
  • Purpose-built ops: disaster recovery, security, compliance, and upgrades with a single point of accountability.

Meet with our experts to access the Canton Network

Canton Network FAQ

Canton is a public, permissioned “network of networks” for smart-contract applications. Each app is written in Daml and runs with selective privacy, while a shared protocol lets apps interoperate and settle atomically without exposing unrelated data. Unlike monolithic L1s, Canton lets each application define its own privacy, scale, governance and cost model yet still compose with others on a single virtual ledger.

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