Pactora

Pactora is an escrow-based multichain platform that handles token issuance, offering, purchase and settlement in one place, launched on August 19, 2026 by CAC Corporation, an independent Japanese systems integrator founded in 1966. It supports Canton Network, Avalanche and Solana through a shared interface, with CAC developing separate smart-contract and escrow logic for each network and absorbing differences in how each chain works, such as Avalanche's EVM design, Solana's speed and low cost and Canton's privacy-focused design for financial institutions. Pactora settles a tokenized asset and its stablecoin payment together in a single atomic delivery-versus-payment transaction, reducing the gap between delivering an asset and receiving payment, and targets financial institutions such as trust banks, securities firms and asset managers. The platform does not issue real-world assets itself, and issuers remain responsible for the licences and legal requirements their tokens need. CAC built it with AI-driven development under human review of implementation and security risks, and published a free 12-chapter Solana development guide at launch, with guides for Avalanche and Canton to be published progressively.