Canton Network is interesting for one practical reason: it gives regulated players a way to run real financial workflows on-chain without turning everything into public broadcast data.
So what does that unlock once Enzyme Onyx + Myso are native on Canton?
1. Tokenized funds that can span on-chain + off-chain asset classes, natively on Canton
With Onyx on Canton, fund managers can deploy and operate tokenized funds inside the network while still running strategies that touch both on-chain assets (e.g., crypto) and off-chain asset classes (e.g., equities, fixed income, T-Bills, real estate). Subscriptions/redemptions, valuation inputs, allocation policies, and fund operations can live in a Canton-native setup, with sensitive portfolio data only visible to the relevant counterparties.
2. Options strategies, calls & puts, natively on Canton
With Myso on Canton, institutions can construct, issue, and settle Covered Calls and Cash-Secured Puts inside the Canton environment, using the network’s privacy guarantees and atomic settlement finality. The result is structured derivatives infrastructure that fits how regulated participants need to operate: controlled visibility, controlled counterparties, and on-chain settlement.
This is why we’re extending Enzyme to Canton: to make these two workflows native in an institutional-grade on-chain environment.
Enzyme is pleased to announce that Enzyme Onyx and Enzyme Myso will be ported natively to the Canton Network, making them available on both EVM-compatible chains and Canton.
Expected to launch in early Q3, this marks a significant milestone in Enzyme's commitment to building financial infrastructure that is not only technically robust, but positioned at the forefront of the emerging institutional blockchain landscape.
Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dKnHVcEG