LayerZero has announced its integration with the Canton Network, marking it as the first interoperability protocol to go live on this institutional blockchain. This collaboration aims to facilitate the movement of tokenized assets across over 165 public chains, addressing a major challenge in tokenization: connecting regulated onchain assets to broader liquidity pools while maintaining privacy and compliance. Canton Network has become a significant blockchain platform for traditional finance, with Broadridge's distributed ledger repo platform managing $300 billion to $400 billion in onchain US Treasury repo volume daily. The network is expanding its infrastructure for tokenized Treasuries and bank-issued digital cash. This integration allows institutions on Canton to access external stablecoin liquidity and potentially extend tokenized bonds, equities, and other securities to secondary markets beyond Canton's ecosystem. This development aligns with a broader shift in traditional finance towards tokenized securities, as evidenced by recent initiatives from NYSE and Nasdaq, and regulatory moves by the SEC, Bank of England, and European Central Bank. For LayerZero, this integration enhances its institutional appeal by linking regulated financial infrastructure with public blockchain liquidity, supporting its claim of securing over $75 billion in assets and facilitating more than $200 billion in historical volume.