【Canton Ecosystem Update】Draft Paymaster Proposal Outlines the Initial Operating Model for Dedicated Synchronizers under Universal Burn
The November 10 draft builds on the CIP-0129 framework approved in October and explains how dedicated synchronizers can pay for recorded traffic by burning CC after the fact on the Global Synchronizer—the first actionable recommendations before automated, trustless execution becomes available. Dedicated synchronizers report processing data in ten-minute intervals; operators and designated paymasters calculate charges and burn CC, with the resulting burn coupons allocated as rewards to validators and applications (Featured App rights are required for applicable Featured rewards). This remains engineering work under discussion, not an implemented billing system for dedicated synchronizers.
The November 10 draft builds on the CIP-0129 framework approved in October and explains how dedicated synchronizers can pay for recorded traffic by burning CC after the fact on the Global Synchronizer—the first actionable recommendations before automated, trustless execution becomes available. Dedicated synchronizers report processing data in ten-minute intervals; operators and designated paymasters calculate charges and burn CC, with the resulting burn coupons allocated as rewards to validators and applications (Featured App rights are required for applicable Featured rewards). This remains engineering work under discussion, not an implemented billing system for dedicated synchronizers.