Temple Digital Group has unveiled a 24/7 institutional platform built on Digital Asset’s private Canton Network. The system is non-custodial and operates with a Central Limit Order Book that ranks trades by price and time. It features sub-second order matching and provides monitoring and cost analytics for large institutions. Temple Digital says the design preserves privacy by restricting trades to approved counterparties while maintaining regulatory compliance.
Onboardings have begun for asset managers, market makers, and financial firms, with plans to add tokenized trading for equities and commodities by 2026. In addition to traditional crypto and stablecoins, the platform targets real-world assets, signaling a move into the RWA market. Canton Network has accelerated institutional adoption since the end of 2025, including Franklin Templeton integrating its Benji government securities money market token platform into the Canton ecosystem, handling about $828 million in assets. In December 2025, Digital Asset and a coalition of major financial institutions completed a second on-chain U.S. Treasuries collateral trade test on Canton, demonstrating real-time tokenized Treasuries as collateral and improved collateral movement efficiency.
DTCC also announced plans to issue portions of U.S. Treasuries on Canton, signaling deeper regulatory integration. Digital Asset and Kinexys announced plans to native-integrate JPM Coin on Canton, aiming to expand digital currency operations in banking. Market data from CoinGecko shows Canton Coin rising more than 40% over two weeks and over 80% in a month, reflecting growing institutional demand. The launch underscores Canton Network’s push to become an institutional-grade infrastructure for tokenized assets and regulated private trading.
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