Indexed Canton NetworkBlockchain Data

Canton is a network of applications that keep their state private and still settle with each other. Applications are written in Daml, Digital Asset’s smart contract language, and each contract is visible only to the parties that hold rights or obligations under it. Coordination between applications runs through the Global Synchronizer, a shared layer operated by a set of Super Validators that orders and timestamps the messages passing between parties without reading them. Canton Coin (CC) is the network’s native token. It pays for traffic on the Global Synchronizer, and the network issues it in rounds as rewards to the validators that run the infrastructure and the application providers whose activity uses it.

SonarX indexes the public side of the network: Canton Coin transfers and balance changes, coin locks and their release, the opening and closing of each issuance round, Canton Coin pricing by round, and the rewards paid to validators and application providers. The same normalized model covers every network SonarX indexes, so Canton Coin activity can be read next to the other settlement networks in one query.

Full historical coverage is available today as a data-share or a file delivery. Real-time delivery is enabled on request.

Canton has no public ledger of every transaction, and that shapes what can be indexed. Application contracts are private to their parties by design, so SonarX does not reconstruct them. The Canton Coin layer is public, and it is accounted for in rounds rather than blocks: each round carries its own coin price and reward parameters, and rewards are recorded as claims against a round before they become spendable coin. SonarX keeps the round on every record, so supply, fees and operator rewards reconcile round by round.

Canton Coin supply analysis is the first workload: how much was issued in each round, how much was spent on traffic, and how much is locked at any point. Operator reward accounting is the second, following what validators and application providers earned round by round. Treasury and settlement reporting is the third, for institutions that hold or move Canton Coin and need an independent record of those movements. Tokenization covers the asset side across chains.

Tell us the delivery target, how far back you need and how fresh it has to be, and the share is scoped against that. Canton history is available now, and real-time delivery is provisioned on request. The published coverage matrix for every network SonarX indexes lives in the data documentation, and the rest of the catalogue is at all indexed chains.