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A Canadian dollar comes in. CADX™ comes out.
The Canadian dollar, programmable.
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Canada’s Real Time Rail starts its phased launch this quarter. After years of work, money will move between Canadian bank accounts in seconds, at any hour. That’s good news for everyone in payments.
It also shows what’s still missing. Much of the value Canadians hold isn’t a bank balance. It’s loyalty points, store credits, gift cards and, more and more, tokenized assets, each locked in its own system. Moving between them is slow, costly or impossible.
The Open Value Network™ is a unified ledger for value. Those forms of value convert and settle against each other on one programmable ledger, on Canadian terms. Banks and payment providers remain on and off ramps, and the Real-Time Rail is the natural way to bring dollars home.
CADX™, our Canadian dollar stablecoin used for settlement, carries the Canadian dollar leg inside it.
OVN holds tokenized value. The Real Time Rail ties it into traditional finance, so money reaches a bank account in seconds.
Canadians have already adopted stablecoins. Just not Canadian ones.
@chainalysis's 2026 North America Crypto Adoption report found that stablecoins made up 44% of Canadian dollar order book volume on crypto exchanges by June 2026, up from 30% a year earlier. Most of that went to USDC. Very little of that went to Canadian dollar stablecoins.
So what are Canadian dollar stablecoins for?
A Canadian dollar stablecoin doesn’t have to create a market. The users are already here. It just has to give them a reason to switch.
Did you know? 💡
A tokenized bond is still a bond. Under Basel SCO60, it gets the bond's capital treatment too.
That holds only if the token clears four conditions: a real underlying asset or a peg that holds, enforceable rights with final settlement, managed network risk, and regulated operators. Miss one and it drops to Group 2, where unbacked crypto carries a 1,250% risk weight.
In Canada, @OSFICanada's 2027 guideline applies these rules from November 1 for banks with an October 31 year-end. Tokenized deposits redeemable at par sit in Group 1a.
Learn more on how this works ⬇️
Mark your Calendars!
CEO of @TransactixInc @aliaboudaya will be speaking at the 6th Annual @Bitcoin_CBC Summit.
📆 November 3, 2026
⏰ 1:45 PM ET
📍 Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, Toronto, ON
Get your tickets ⬇️
eventbrite.ca/e/6th-annual-c…
Last week, CEO of Transactix, @aliaboudaya spoke at @nrthtechCA on how Canada is regulating stablecoins towards a vision of stability by working alongside regulators.
Watch the full clip ⬇️
In 1 Week! 🚨
CEO of Transactix @aliaboudaya will be a keynote speaker at the Canadian Fintech Symposium in Calgary on Oct 7, 2026! He will be speaking about Real-World Asset Tokenization on Sovereign Terms.
Tickets ⬇️
canadafintechsymposium.com/#…
Yesterday, CEO of Transactix @aliaboudaya joined Tracey Black, MBA, ICD.D (CEO/President of @PaymentsCanada), and Kesem Frank @stablecorp at @nrthtechCA (formerly Elevate Festival) for a panel on Building the Loonie Stablecoin.
Moderator @clabrow Journalist at @the_logic) asked Ali whether Canadian dollar stablecoins will ever close the gap with USD coins like Tether.io.
Ali's answer: maybe not, and that isn't the main issue. The bigger question is who runs the rails underneath.
Watch the full clip ⬇️
In 1 week! 🚨
Join CEO of Transactix @aliaboudaya at the Elevate Festival in Toronto on Sept 22!
He will be on a panel called "Building the loonie stablecoin"
Get your tickets ⬇️
elevatefestival.ca/
When your payment clears on a shared ledger, someone has to be legally accountable for it. Code alone can't sign for that. A permissioned Layer 1 gives the validators names.
Read more in this week's article below.
CEO of Transactix, @aliaboudaya spoke to @Genzio about financial sovereignty, CADX™️, and the Open Value Network™️
Check it out 👇
Does Canada need its own financial infrastructure?
Ali Abou Daya, CEO of Transactics Financial, joined @DogecoinZack, Founder & CEO of Genzio, to talk about financial sovereignty, stablecoins, and the future of blockchain in Canada.
🎥 Watch the full conversation here!
The DTCC pilot goes live in October with more than 50 firms behind it.
Learn about how it works in our article below
The largest project in BIS Innovation Hub history spent two years answering one design question: can you share a settlement platform without sharing control of your currency?
Most financial infrastructure forces a choice between currencies, cryptocurrencies, and rewards. Transactix does not.
The Open Value Network™ settles fiat, crypto, loyalty rewards, gift value, and digital credits across a single framework. One set of rails across institutional and provincial boundaries.
For enterprises managing fragmented systems, interoperability removes the integration tax. Existing infrastructure connects. Workflows stay intact.
Value should move across one framework, not through a dozen disconnected ones.
Visit our website to learn more👇
transactix.ca/
Every country protects its money. Fewer let it move freely.
At the Blockchain @Futurist_conf last week, CEO of Transactix @aliaboudaya made the case: regulation should protect and enable. Canada has the trust part down.
Now we need the enablement part.
His two minutes on how we get there ⬇️
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CEO of Transactix @aliaboudaya and the team were at @Futurist_conf
Ali also spoke on how Canada is uniquely positioned to lead in the emerging world of digital assets. We have the talent, the innovation, the tech, and the institutions to build world-class financial infrastructure.
We left feeling invigorated, and excited to show the world what we've been up to...
But for now, back to building 💪
