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Noves blog draft: reading-canton-bulk-transfers

How to Read Atomic Bulk CC Transfers on Canton Network

One Daml transaction, multiple recipients, one nested exercise tree, and what it takes to turn that back into clean per-recipient transfer rows.


The Atomic-Transfer Ask

A common ask among teams building on Canton: send N Canton Coin to PartyA and M to PartyB, atomically, in a single on-chain step. Both receivers have pre-approvals in place, so no receiver signatures are needed. The catch is that the sender does not always have two separate Holding contracts large enough to cover each leg independently. One large Holding is on hand; splitting it into two presized Holdings up front, then running two transfers, defeats the point of doing this atomically.

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Created April 30, 2026 13:05
Noves blog draft: canton-usdcx-tracking

Working with USDCx and Registry Tokens on Canton: A Read-Side Guide

USDCx and CBTC behave differently from Canton Coin. Here's what changes for your data layer once you've worked through the pre-approval mechanics, and how to query and reconcile them with Noves.


Registry Tokens Are Not Canton Coin

If you've been working with Canton Coin (CC), the mental model is straightforward: every party gets a wallet, balances are sums of Holding contracts, and transfers settle on the global synchronizer.

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generalzoink / draft.md
Created April 30, 2026 13:05
Noves blog draft: canton-sv-rewards-export

How to Export Canton Coin Rewards Without the CSV Paywall

A practical guide to listing validator, app, and SV rewards on Canton Network — what the native path costs you, and how to get the same data through a single API call.


The Reward Data Operators Need

If you run a Canton Network node — Super Validator, regular Validator, or an application party that earns app rewards — at some point you need a list of every reward you've earned. End-of-month accounting. Tax reporting. Reconciling your custodian's statement. Comparing your earnings month over month. None of these are exotic asks.