An open-source, wallet-agnostic toolkit backed by the Development Fund lands as Cantor8 names its London winners and HackCanton Season 3 reaches its closing ceremony.
The wallet becomes Loop Wallet and the Lighthouse explorer becomes Loop Data, while Five North keeps its fund and Super Validator operations. The company says balances are untouched.
Wallets and exchanges can expose a Transfer Object that users check in a compatible explorer, showing whether a transfer succeeded without revealing its confidential details.
Holders can create Canton accounts and send and receive Canton assets with keys secured in Ledger hardware; institutions get a multi-validator integration.
The self-custodial Canton wallet built by PixelPlex says users can swap CC into stablecoins and EVM assets, and fund the wallet from other networks, without leaving it. The announcement ran as partner content.
BOOSTRY, which provides systems for Japan's security token market, plans to launch the wallet for financial institutions and companies by the end of 2026, with Canton supported first.
Wallet providers list what they support, from Canton Coin to CIP-0056 tokens and pre-approvals, and back their claims with evidence that anyone can check or challenge.
A Wallet SDK, a dApp SDK and a Wallet Gateway let wallets, exchanges and institutions connect apps, validators and signing providers through one standard interface.
