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LayerZero Integrates with Institutional-Grade Blockchain Canton, Enabling Cross-Chain Channels for Traditional Financial Assets

LayerZero Integrates with Institutional-Grade Blockchain Canton, Enabling Cross-Chain Channels for Traditional Financial Assets

金色财经金色财经2026/03/27 02:51
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Jinse Finance reported that on March 27, cross-chain protocol LayerZero announced its integration with the institution-oriented blockchain Canton, becoming the first interoperability protocol on Canton. Traditional financial institutions can now use LayerZero to route tokenized assets on Canton—including securities, digital bonds, and equities—to over 165 public blockchains, while maintaining compliance and confidentiality requirements. In addition, investors can directly subscribe to Canton's tokenized real-world assets (RWA) using stablecoins from external public blockchains. Native tokenization tools from Canton can also be transferred to other ecosystems for secondary market trading. Canton processes over $350 billion in US Treasury repo transactions every day. LayerZero has previously established partnerships with DTCC and Centrifuge, the latter covering nearly $861 million in tokenized US Treasuries.
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