The release redesigns how validators track commitments so memory no longer grows with the number of hosted parties, adds external calls to Daml, and removes several deprecated APIs.
PixelPlex proposes a way to publish and discover Canton tokens without manual coordination, and Fairmint proposes an NFT profile on Token Standard V2. Neither has been approved.
Zenith says its EVM runs as an extension of Canton's core protocol, so Solidity and Daml contracts can call each other in one transaction. Kaiko's Data On-Ramp oracle is live on the testnet.
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.
CIP-0112 extends the CIP-0056 token standard with privacy-enhanced batch settlement, accounts for custodians, mint and burn settlement for funds and stablecoins, and a paused flag.
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 developer relations team's third-quarter recap lists new tools for builders, several funded by the Development Fund, while the online hackathon passes 80 teams ahead of its 9 October deadline.
The proposal text, merged via pull request #250 on 19 October 2026, follows code work in a dedicated Splice repository that adds lock substitutions and a reworked compatibility mode.
