CBTC Ecosystem
Use this page to find third-party wallets, trading venues, and lending platforms that support CBTC.
Wallets
Store, send, receive, or custody CBTC alongside other supported Canton assets.
Console
Self-custodial browser wallet with passkey authentication, name-based sending, phishing protection, and searchable transaction history.
Meteor Wallet
Self-custodial wallet for supported Canton assets, swaps, and access to supported lending markets.
Nightly Wallet
Multi-chain, non-custodial wallet for key management, asset holding, and application access.
C8 Wallet
Canton wallet from Cantor8 for asset access and supported application interactions.
Cypherock Wallet
Hardware and software wallet interface for managing supported Canton assets across desktop, mobile, and web.
Modulo
Multi-chain self-custody wallet and protocol interface for supported lending, borrowing, swapping, and trading services.
Node Fortress Wallet
Non-custodial wallet for Canton Coin and supported Canton token-standard assets.
Canton Wallet
Privacy-first self-custody wallet with passkey onboarding and multisig support.
Trading venues
Trade, swap, or provide liquidity through services that list or integrate CBTC.
Temple Trading
Central limit order book
CBTC pairs include CC–CBTC and USDCx–CBTC
Kora
Request-for-quote venue
Check the provider for current spot, derivatives, and tokenized-asset markets
Silvana Book
Off-chain matching with on-chain settlement
Check the provider for current pairs
Rocky Exchange
Perpetuals venue
CBTC perpetual markets; check the provider for current availability
Lending platforms
Use supported lending platforms to borrow against CBTC, supply assets, or access institution-specific financing terms.
ACME Lend
Overcollateralized lending platform supporting CBTC and other Canton assets. Check the provider for current collateral and liquidation parameters.
Haven Digital Partners
Institutional peer-to-peer lending marketplace with qualified custody and negotiated terms.
Verity
Financing platform connecting lenders and borrowers for supported on-chain and off-chain settlement workflows.
Choose a provider
Before using a third-party service:
Confirm that the provider supports CBTC in your intended environment.
Check institutional or regional eligibility requirements.
Review custody, counterparty, smart-contract, liquidity, and operational risks.
Confirm current fees, pairs, collateral parameters, and withdrawal conditions with the provider.
Test the workflow with the smallest amount permitted by your organization’s policy.
Integrate CBTC
Wallets, trading venues, and lending platforms can use BitSafe’s open-source libraries as integration starting points:
Related pages
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