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Temple Digital Group has launched a private institutional trading platform on the Canton Network, offering continuous 24/7 trading of digital assets.
The platform uses a central limit order book with sub-second matching and a non-custodial structure that allows institutions to retain asset custody.
Temple Digital said the system enables approved counterparties to trade while maintaining privacy and regulatory oversight.
The platform includes execution monitoring and transaction cost analysis tools designed for institutional trading desks.
Institutional users including asset managers, market makers and financial institutions are now being onboarded.
Support for tokenised equities and commodities is planned for rollout in 2026.
The Canton Network has seen rising institutional adoption through deployments involving tokenised funds, collateral and financing infrastructure.
Franklin Templeton recently expanded its Benji tokenisation platform to Canton, enabling tokenised US government money market funds to be used as collateral.
Digital Asset and major financial institutions have completed multiple onchain US Treasury financing trials on the network.
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation said it plans to mint a subset of US Treasury securities on Canton.
Digital Asset and Kinexys by JPMorgan also announced plans to bring JPMorgan’s deposit token onto the network.
Canton Coin has risen sharply in recent weeks amid growing institutional activity on the network.
At the time of reporting, Canton price was $0.138.