Create a permissioned blockchain with the trust of a public ledger.
Permissioned blockchains offer a means to control the logic and sharing of information within a set of known and authorized parties. Well suited for sensitive industry or consortia use cases, permissioned blockchains can preserve transaction privacy.Popular blockchain frameworks, such as Corda, Hyperledger Fabric, and Quorum can connect to Hedera to achieve decentralized trust without exposing its contents. Using Hedera Consensus Service, for each update of the permissioned blockchain, a transaction hash is sent to the Hedera public ledger. This now immutable transaction hash ensures transaction information remains private while being fully auditable by authorized parties.
Transactions on Hedera are immutable and verifiable. Permissioned blockchains can integrate Hedera, sending hashes of transactions to the public ledger for enhanced auditability.
Hedera won't slow down your permissioned network, achieving thousands of transactions per second with finality in seconds.
Hedera Consensus Service fees are predictable and scale linearly with usage. Your network won't succumb to highly variable gas fees or impacts from consumption.
John Jaeger CEO
IBM Blockchain Platform provides a commercial distribution of Hyperledger Fabric for establishing a permissioned blockchain network. Their IBM Tech Preview introduces using Hedera Consensus Service for an added layer of immutable and decentralized trust. Learn more by joining the Tech Preview to receive added documentation and support.
Jerry Cuomo Vice President of Blockchain Technologies
Hedera combines innovative distributed ledger technology with world-class governance to make enterprise adoption a practical reality.
Permissioned blockchains can use the Hedera Consensus Service, which delivers thousands of transactions per second with real-time finality in seconds.
Each Hedera network service uses hashgraph. Created by the founders of Hedera, the hashgraph consensus algorithm results in efficient, affordable, and environmentally friendly transactions.
Build on a reliable network backed by the Hedera Governing Council, a set of term-limited organizations that steward the codebase and direction of Hedera.
Each event logged with Hedera Consensus Service achieves consensus by the decentralized set of mainnet nodes, receiving an immutable and tamper-proof record.
Permissioned blockchains can log transaction hashes to the public ledger, presenting outside parties with the ability to recalculate and verify the integrity of information.
The hashgraph consensus algorithm is asynchronous Byzantine fault tolerant (ABFT), offering the highest grade of security for any distributed ledger to make the Hedera network DDoS and Sybil attack resistant.
Permissioned blockchains can take advantage of a public ledger to preserve privacy without compromising on trust. Learn how startups and enterprises are putting this new architecture to work.
Hedera Consensus Service acts as a trust layer for any application or permissioned network and allows for the creation of an immutable and verifiable log of messages.
Get started with Hedera Consensus Service plug-in for Hyperledger Fabric in this developer tutorial.
Hear how Standard Bank and Hala Systems are deploying hybrid blockchain architectures with Hedera and IBM Blockchain Platform.
For Hala Systems, a startup that develops solutions for civilian and asset protection before, during, and after conflict, they work with highly sensitive data.
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