On-Chain Financing Platform

VerityOn-Chain Financing for Canton Network

Verity moves collateral and lending agreements on-chain via Daml smart contracts — delivering atomic settlement, automated LTV enforcement, and multi-party escrow governance on the Canton Network.

Platform Capabilities

Full lifecycle management for on-chain financing with trustless governance, privacy-first architecture, and CIP-56 native atomic settlement.

Peer-to-Peer Lending

End-to-end loan origination, multi-tranche disbursement, flexible repayment, syndicated loans and automated closure.

Lending Pools

Shared liquidity reserve with dual-mode interest (algorithmic or fixed), CIP-56 pool tokens, and Dark Lending Silo privacy.

Collateral & Escrow

Multi-asset pledging, configurable LTV, governor multi-sig approval, and automated liquidation bounties.

Atomic Settlement

CBTC, Canton Coin, USDCx — any CIP-56 token supported with real-time settlement.

Dark Lending Silo

No MEV, no front-running, no liquidation hunting. Only parties to the loan see the transaction details.

Real-Time Analytics

Live loan pipeline, asset distribution, and immutable on-chain audit trails.

Powered by the Canton Network

Verity is built on Canton Network — the only public blockchain with privacy, designed for institutional financial markets. Powered by the Global Synchronizer, Canton connects previously siloed financial systems with real-time synchronization and guaranteed privacy through Daml smart contracts.

Atomic settlement with automated LTV enforcement

Multi-party escrow governance with Daml smart contracts

Enhanced collateral mobility through tokenization

Immutable on-chain audit trails for compliance

CIP-56 compliant token standard support

Privacy-preserved transactions with full auditability

Canton Network

Public Blockchain with Privacy

50+

Network Participants

100%

Privacy Compliant

Ready to Move Your Financing On-Chain?

Join leading financial institutions using Verity to deliver atomic settlement, automated LTV enforcement, and multi-party escrow governance on the Canton Network.