Canton is a next-generation Daml ledger interoperability protocol that implements Daml's built-in models of authorization and privacy faithfully.
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By partitioning the global state it solves both the privacy problems and the scaling bottlenecks of platforms such as a single Ethereum instance.
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It allows developers to balance auditability requirements with the right to forget, making it well-suited for building GDPR-compliant systems.
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Canton handles authentication and data transport through our so-called synchronizers.
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Synchronizers can be deployed at will to address scalability, operational or trust concerns.
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Synchronizers are permissioned but can be federated at no interoperability cost, yielding a virtual global ledger that enables truly global workflow composition.
Refer to the Canton Whitepaper for further details.
Please refer to the Documentation for for instructions on how to operate a participant node or a synchronizer.
Please read our CONTRIBUTING guidelines.