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Digital Asset official says Canton Network offers privacy‑first blockchain for regulated finance
Summary
A Digital Asset policy director told the Commission to Study that the Canton Network is a privacy‑enabled public blockchain designed so banks can move books and records on chain, shorten settlement times and preserve compliance controls; members pressed for clarity on DTCC’s pilot and regulatory access.
Julie, director of policy and government affairs at Digital Asset, told the Commission to Study that the Canton Network is a “privacy‑enabled public blockchain” built to let regulated financial institutions tokenize assets while preserving the privacy and control they need to meet AML, sanctions and books‑and‑records obligations.
The presentation, delivered during the commission’s public meeting, framed tokenization as a way to shorten settlement times — from days or weeks to near‑instant — and argued that Canton combines…
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