Send has officially announced the launch of Send Safe, a new core product designed to improve how digital assets are stored and managed on the Canton Network. The product is now live and available through their app, with a free trial running until January 16, 2026.
The announcement marks a major step for users holding CC, CUSD, and other digital assets who want stronger protection without giving up control. Send Safe introduces a fully onchain, non-custodial vault that replaces the risks of single-key wallets with structured, approval-based security.
Built natively for the Canton Network, Send Safe is aimed at institutions, teams, and everyday users alike. It focuses on reducing single points of failure while keeping asset management simple and transparent.
Introducing Send Safe As A New Core Product
Send Safe has been introduced as a foundational addition to its ecosystem. Unlike traditional wallets that rely on one private key, Send Safe uses multi-party approvals to manage assets securely onchain.
The idea behind the product is straightforward. One key, one device, or one mistake should not be enough to put funds at risk. Send Safe is designed to remove that weakness by spreading control across multiple trusted parties.
At its core, Send Safe is a fully onchain, non-custodial multisig vault built specifically for the Canton Network. Assets never leave the blockchain, and they are never handed over to third-party custodians.
Key features of Send Safe include:
- Full onchain execution without offchain steps
- Non-custodial design where users keep control
- Multi-party approval for every transaction
- Native integration inside the Send app
- Support for CC, CUSD, and other assets
By building the feature directly into the app, Send aims to make advanced security feel natural, even for users without technical experience.
How Send Safe Works Inside The Send App
The process of using Send Safe has been designed to feel familiar while adding an extra layer of protection. Users begin by creating a Safe directly inside the Send app.
Once the Safe is created, users can add members. These members can be colleagues, co-founders, family members, or other trusted contacts. Each member plays a role in approving transactions.
Users then set an approval threshold. For example, a Safe might require three approvals out of four members before any funds can move. This ensures no single person can act alone.
The transaction flow includes:
- Creating a Safe inside the Send app
- Adding approved members
- Setting a required approval threshold
- Proposing a transaction by any member
- Approving the transaction using passkeys
- Automatic onchain execution once approved
All approvals happen securely using passkeys on individual devices. Once the required number of approvals is reached, the transaction executes automatically on the Canton Network.
This approach allows assets to move only through shared agreement, reducing errors and misuse.
Why Canton Network Needs Structured Custody
Canton Network is designed for regulated finance and institutional-scale activity. As more value moves onchain, the need for better custody solutions becomes more urgent.
Single-key wallets may work for small, personal transactions, but they become risky when managing treasuries, shared funds, or large balances. A lost device or compromised key can lead to permanent loss.
Send Safe addresses this problem by shifting control from individuals to consensus. Funds cannot move unless a group agrees, which aligns better with how organizations operate in the real world.
For institutions, businesses, and DAOs, this means:
- Clear approval processes for treasury movements
- Reduced reliance on one person or device
- Better internal accountability and transparency
- Stronger alignment with compliance expectations
For everyday users, the benefits are also clear. Shared access can protect against accidents, while still keeping assets fully onchain and under user control.
Send Safe is positioned as a bridge between personal wallets and institutional custody, without adding unnecessary complexity.
A Non-Custodial Vault Built Fully Onchain
One of the defining aspects is its non-custodial nature. Assets remain onchain at all times, and Send does not take control of user funds.
This approach avoids the risks that come with centralized custody. There is no third party holding assets, freezing withdrawals, or introducing offchain dependencies.
Everything happens transparently on the Canton Network. Transactions, approvals, and execution are all recorded onchain, creating a clear and auditable trail.
The product is often compared to a vault rather than a wallet. While a standard wallet functions like a simple billfold, Send Safe is designed to act like a steel vault anchored directly to the blockchain.
This design aligns with Canton Network’s focus on privacy, regulation, and large-scale financial use cases.
What Send Safe Means For The Broader Ecosystem
Send Safe represents more than just a new feature. It reflects a shift in how custody is approached within the Canton ecosystem.
Canton Network provides the infrastructure for regulated finance. Send is building tools that make that infrastructure usable for real people and real organizations.
By introducing structured, approval-based custody, Send Safe strengthens the foundation of the ecosystem. It allows value to move securely while maintaining user control and onchain transparency.
The free trial period until January 16, 2026, gives users time to explore the product and understand its benefits without immediate cost pressure.
As digital assets like CC and CUSD continue to grow, tools like Send Safe are likely to become essential rather than optional.
With this launch, Send positions itself as a key player in bringing professional-grade security to onchain finance. Send Safe turns custody from a weak point into a core strength, setting a new standard for how assets can be protected on the Canton Network.
