Memora

Assets and agreements, verified on Canton.

Bring Your Assets Together

Memora moves institutional-grade assets in and out of the Canton Network, the privacy-enabled blockchain where regulated finance settles on-chain, with independently verified 1:1 reserves and liquidity from day one.

Why Memora exists

Today

A network is only as strong as the assets on it. Memora solves Canton's most immediate need: moving high-quality assets, and the liquidity that follows them into the network, and distributing Canton-native assets to the wider digital assets ecosystem.

Tomorrow

We believe Canton becomes the hub of real-world-asset issuance, and other networks its spokes, with assets moving freely in both directions. Memora is building the underlying infrastructure for that inevitability. When issuance concentrates on Canton, the rails will already exist.

One Trust Layer,Two Ways To Use It

Memora is built on one principle: verifiable, on-chain proof instead of trust in a person. Two products apply it: the bridge moves assets in and out of Canton with independently verified reserves, and attestations anchor documents and agreements with tamper-proof on-chain evidence. The bridge proves reserves; attestations prove documents.

The Bridge for the Canton Network

  1. 1

    Bridge

    Transfer assets securely

    Deposits lock in an audited, program-owned vault on the origin chain. A threshold of independent attestors confirms every deposit before the corresponding CIP-56 holding is minted through Digital Asset's Registry Utility on Canton, and confirms every redemption before the vault releases the asset back to its origin chain. Mint and burn authority itself belongs to a decentralized Canton party, not to Memora.

  2. 2

    Attest

    Proof-of-reserves, anchored on-chain

    Reserves are verifiable at any time, and not on our word. RedStone independently attests vault reserves and publishes Proof-of-Reserve attestations on Canton through CAPS, while a threshold of institutional attestors confirms every individual mint and release.

  3. 3

    Trade

    New markets, day one

    Your asset is tradable from launch. No idle bridge, no bootstrap phase, no convincing markets to list you.

How we differ

Capability
Memora
Competitors
Move assets across networks
Yes
Yes
Multi-chain coverage
Yes
Yes
Access to institutional markets
Yes
No
Independent proof of reserves by RedStone
Yes
No
Mint and burn authority on BitSafe's Decentralization Manager
Yes
No
Trusted attestor set on the origin chain
Yes
No
Ecosystem participation and support
Yes
No
Aligned long-term incentives
Yes
No

By Design

Every SOLx backed by SOL locked in the vault

1:1

Halborn audits completed: the vault, the Canton contracts and the relayer

3

Parties that can mint or move vault funds alone. Including Memora

0

Reserves reconciled against issued supply. A shortfall pauses the bridge

24/7

Per leg, plus a flat network fee. No spread, no subscription

12.5bps

A standard Canton holding, not a bespoke bridge token

CIP-56

The Platform

1/4

Issuers move an asset in and out of Canton without deploying or maintaining a bridge of their own. Funds lock in a program-controlled vault on the origin chain, the asset arrives as a standard CIP-56 holding that Canton wallets and venues can already hold, and redemption returns it to the origin chain.

What this includes

  • CIP-56
  • Integration with token primitives
  • Asset onboarding
  • Origin chain assessment
  • End to end launch
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Purpose-built for institutional finance

“Financial institutions require infrastructure that prioritizes security, transparency, privacy, and operational assurance. Memora was designed around these requirements from day one.”
Ryan WishnowFounder and CEO