One address per customer
Hand it out like an account number. Any wallet or exchange on Canton can pay into it, and every payment is theirs.
Deposit routing for Canton
Hand each customer their own Canton address. Whatever lands there is credited to them in seconds and swept to your treasury.
Your customers send from any exchange or wallet. Naust knows who paid, credits them and moves the money to your treasury before anyone opens a ticket.
Live matching
Every customer pays into their own address, so every deposit arrives already labelled. Naust credits the right person in seconds. No memo to forget, no sender to look up.
Matched to Ada
1.5 CC
No memo. Sent to MagnaXchange-Ada
Hand it out like an account number. Any wallet or exchange on Canton can pay into it, and every payment is theirs.
Every deposit lands in your treasury on its own, with a receipt that only you and that customer can see.
Why operators switch
No lost deposits, no recovery tickets, no one waiting on support to find their money.
Open the demoCustomers pay the way they already do, from any exchange or wallet. Nothing to install, nothing to type.
Each deposit is credited once and only once. No double credits, no missing ones, no spreadsheet to reconcile.
Each customer sees their own deposits and nobody else’s. Their history is theirs alone.
Money never waits on a customer address. It moves to your treasury on its own, down to the last unit.
Receipts
Who paid, how much and when, written down the moment it lands. Your customers see their own history, and so do you.
Only you and Ada can see this
Customer addresses
Open one the moment someone signs up. Ten customers or ten thousand, every one of them pays into an address with their name on it.
What it ends
Operators described them on the Canton forum. Here is each one with Naust.
A memo solves that on paper, but in practice users forget to fill it in, and every miss becomes a support case to recover funds.
joao_trakxTrakx, Canton forum
With Naust. Nothing to fill in. The address is the memo.
An investor whose tokens sit on an exchange sends from an omnibus party that identifies nobody and can change at any time.
joao_trakxTrakx, Canton forum
With Naust. It no longer matters who sends. Where it lands says whose it is.
You could do something clever where you allocate a fixed N number of deposit addresses and you can rotate through them with time allocation per user.
kevmukoWalley wallet, Canton forum
With Naust. No rotation schemes to build. Every customer has an address of their own.
Who it’s for
If customers send you money on Canton, Naust tells you whose it is.
Credit every incoming deposit to the right account, even when it comes from another exchange.
Give every user a receiving address that is theirs from the first day.
Know which customer paid the moment the money arrives, with no reference to type.
Take subscriptions from investors wherever their tokens are held.
No. They send an ordinary Canton transfer to the customer’s address. No memo, no registration, no new wallet.
You do. Every address belongs to your business, so one key covers all of them.
No. Each customer sees their own deposits and nothing else. You see all of them.
Canton Coin, and any token built on the Canton token standard.
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Send a deposit and watch it find its customer and reach your treasury, live.