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Explore Canton Network — a privacy-enabled, interoperable blockchain designed for regulated financial applications. Simply Staking provides institutional-grade validator infrastructure and early access insights for future Canton staking opportunities. Stay ahead as the Canton ecosystem evolves toward secure, compliant, and decentralized staking.
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The Canton Network is a privacy-enabled blockchain architecture built for institutional finance. It connects applications written in the Daml smart contract language, enabling highly regulated asset flows across parties with strong privacy and control
Not in the traditional sense of public Proof-of-Stake. Validators (and super-validators) are compensated via the network’s utility token model, but there is currently no general retail staking mechanism available.
Canton Coin is the native utility token of the Canton Network’s Global Synchronizer infrastructure. It is used to pay for network traffic, reward infrastructure providers, and incentivize application-builders and users.
Canton supports sub-transaction privacy, permissioned visibility, horizontal scalability via sync domains, and allows independent application networks (sub-networks) to interoperate while retaining data control.
No verified retail staking facility is confirmed at this time. While Simply Staking may support infrastructure participation, the network is currently focused on enterprise node-operations rather than public delegation.
Participants can earn rewards in Canton Coin for infrastructure provisioning, application usage or asset links, improve capital efficiency for tokenized assets, and support institutional-grade blockchain workflows
The network aims for regulated decentralisation: permissioned sync-domains, validators run by institutions or service providers, and visibility/consent rules for data. Authority is distributed across participants rather than a single entity.
Yes in the sense of enterprise-grade design: the protocol supports privacy, auditability, institutional controls, and live usage by major financial firms. However, any future token-staking model would carry underlying validator and protocol risk
You can apply to become a validator or super-validator by following the on-boarding process described in the “Get Started with a Validator” guide. Access is currently permissioned and may require sponsorship or approval.