Canton Network CC airdrop step by step tutorial

Canton Network is a public blockchain network aimed at regulated finance, which its own site presents as the first open blockchain network to build privacy in. It links financial systems and applications so that assets and data can move between them while each party keeps control of what it shares.

Privacy works at the sub-transaction level, set in the smart contract and enforced by the protocol. Each party receives only the parts of a transaction that apply to it, so in a payment-versus-delivery trade the bank sees the cash leg and the securities registrar sees the asset leg. Applications set their own openness, from fully permissionless to entirely private.

The network is used by institutions. Its site offers resources for connecting to the DTCC Tokenization Service on Canton, which covers DTC-custodied tokenized U.S. Treasuries, equities and ETFs. Canton Coin (CC) is the token the network uses for fees and rewards, and the project says it was made to pay for real usage, not speculation.

Canton connects applications as a network of networks. Privacy rules are written into each smart contract, and operators of the infrastructure see only limited metadata, such as the status of a transaction and which parties are involved. Using the shared infrastructure costs fees, and those fees are paid in Canton Coin.

Canton Coin follows a burn-and-mint model. Fees paid by users are burned, which removes those coins from circulation, while a recurring 10-minute cycle lets participants mint new coins tied to their activity. The project describes the aim as issuing and burning a similar amount over time.

Rewards go to three kinds of participant. Super Validators secure the infrastructure, validators run their own nodes and can earn through transaction rewards and a share of app rewards, and application providers deploy apps and tokenized assets. The project describes app provider rewards as a continuing, grant-like stream.

The split between these groups changes over time. A March 2025 post gave applications the largest share of the reward pool through mid-2029 (62%), with the Super Validator share falling to 20%. An October 2025 post said that from January 2026 around 516 million CC a month would be shared among featured applications, and that an app applies for featured status at sync.global.