Ripple has held assets from the Canton Network since October 5, 2026. Its custody product, Ripple Custody, supports Canton Coin (CC) and tokens built to the CIP-56 standard as of version 1.43. Crypto Briefing reported this on October 7, and the trade service TokenPost announced the same release on the same day with its own details on the technical integration.
For retail investors, nothing changes about the route to buying, at least for now. Ripple Custody is a custody solution for banks, funds and depositaries, not for individual portfolios. The news matters for a different reason: it reveals how Canton assets are actually held, and that route differs markedly from the one you know from Bitcoin or Ether.
The price is taking the news calmly. CC trades at $0.1254 on Sunday evening according to CoinGecko's market data, up 5.73 percent within a day. Over a week it is still down 2.55 percent. Market capitalisation stands at 4.99 billion dollars, which is rank 24 among all cryptocurrencies.
Ripple Custody 1.43 Adds Canton Coin and CIP-56 Tokens
Version 1.43 is, as Crypto Briefing desc...
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