T-RIZE Group and Chainlink launched the first onchain proof of insurance for tokenized private credit. The deployment went live on Canton Network on June 24, 2026. It sits inside T-RIZE’s Kairos Digital Loan Notes program, known as KDLN. The integration targets the global private credit market, which industry estimates place near $3 trillion. Investors can now audit insurance coverage records without trusting a single counterparty. Furthermore, the design uses signed Chainlink Data Streams to anchor coverage data on Canton. As a result, the deployment marks a clear step toward institutional-grade verification for tokenized credit.
The $3 trillion private credit market now has onchain proof of insurance on Canton. @Trize_io and @Chainlink have deployed the first independently verifiable coverage data for tokenized private credit.
— Canton Network (@CantonNetwork) June 25, 2026
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Inside the Kairos Digital Loan Notes Program
The KDLN vehicle holds a diversified portfolio of UK litigation finance receivables. T-RIZE structured the broader $500 million digital bond program for Horizon Group. The first $50 million tranche is launching for eligible investors across the United States and Europe. Kairos Litigation Limited serves as the bankruptcy-remote special purpose vehicle. Horizon Group manages the program and brings a five-year track record with zero defaults. The portfolio also features ring-fenced architecture, claim-level protections, and a performance bond framework. A-rated international reinsurers stand behind that performance bond layer. Together, the structure aims to bring institutional risk discipline directly onchain.
Chainlink’s institutional oracle infrastructure helped markets verify the reserves behind an asset.
— T-RIZE (@trize_io) June 24, 2026
Today, with @chainlink and @CantonNetwork, @trize_io extends that same verification logic to what protects the asset, introducing onchain proof of insurance for tokenized private…
How the Onchain Proof of Insurance Works
Talisman Insurance maintains the off-chain registry of coverage data for the KDLN program. The integration converts those policy records into a Merkle tree. A Merkle tree compresses many entries into one tamper-evident cryptographic fingerprint. T-RIZE then anchors that fingerprint on Canton Network. Chainlink’s decentralized oracle network publishes the registry state as a signed Data Stream. Authorized participants receive cryptographic validation data, Merkle proofs, and a published verification methodology. As a result, they can independently confirm coverage without exposing private policy details onchain. Nathan Frank, Senior Solutions Architect at Chainlink Labs, explained that the approach proves inclusion of specific records while protecting sensitive information.
The Chainlink Stack Behind the Deployment
The build draws on several Chainlink services already running on Canton. Chainlink Data Streams deliver high-frequency, signed data reports for real-time verification. SmartData provides NAV and AUM feeds for tokenized funds and asset pools. Proof of Reserve independently confirms that off-chain assets back onchain instruments. Additionally, the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol will soon enable token transfers between Canton and other networks. Canton and Chainlink formalized this integration through a strategic partnership in September 2025. Chainlink data services then went live across Canton in February 2026. The KDLN deployment now applies that infrastructure to a live private credit issuance.
Why This Matters for the $3 Trillion Private Credit Market
Private credit has expanded rapidly across direct lending, mezzanine debt, and specialty finance. However, the asset class has long suffered from limited public transparency. Allocators traditionally rely on quarterly reports, paper attestations, and bilateral document checks. Insurance coverage usually lives in PDFs and counterparty assurances. This deployment shifts verification from paper trust to cryptographic proof. Consequently, institutional investors can confirm coverage in near real time. Compliance teams can also audit policy inclusion across jurisdictions without manual reconciliation. Importantly, the design preserves confidentiality because only fingerprints reach the public ledger. That balance addresses a long-standing concern around tokenizing regulated assets at scale.
What Trize Plans Next on Canton
T-RIZE has secured more than $2 billion in MOUs and onboarding agreements to date. Those agreements cover private credit, real estate, and structured financial products. The firm is also running a $300 million real estate tokenization initiative in Canada. Additionally, T-RIZE holds Premier Member status within the Canton Foundation. Madani Boukalba, T-RIZE Founder and CEO, called the launch a signal of where institutional tokenization is heading. He pointed to verifiable data, automation, and transparency embedded directly into the product. Meanwhile, Canton continues onboarding asset managers, banks, and tokenization platforms across regulated markets. The proof of insurance model could extend to fund structures, real estate, and other RWA categories.
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