The cut sheet is the pitch. This is the reference for technical diligence: each topic in the tree describes a capability at the level a counterparty’s engineering, risk or audit team would want before signing. Vendor and integration relationships are described by category, not by name, pending final commercial terms.
Each page is marked Live, Rolling out or Roadmap. Live means shipped and verified on a live Canton ledger; real-money use follows each institution’s compliance sign-off. Rolling out means specified and being built or switched on, not yet enforced everywhere. Roadmap means specified or in design, not yet built.
Sections
- Platform capabilities: the escrow lifecycle, settlement and custody, oracles, the evidence locker, identity, compliance screening and infrastructure.
- Authorization & accountability: the principles behind who may approve what (starting with “nobody approves what benefits them”), the levels of proof each action needs, and the signed record every binding act leaves for the parties, auditors and regulators.
- Roadmap: what is specified or in design, at the same level of honesty as what is live.