Hashgraph Unveils HashSphere: A Private Blockchain for Regulated Industries

Blockcard
blockchain
Coinmama

Hashgraph to Launch HashSphere Blockchain for Regulated Markets

Hashgraph, the company behind the Hedera network, is set to launch HashSphere, a new private, permissioned blockchain designed to facilitate regulated markets such as banking and asset management. The platform will launch in Q3 2025.

Built for Compliance and Efficiency

HashSphere is purpose-built to make compliant, low-cost cross-border stablecoin payments easy, addressing institutions’ needs for efficiency, together with being able to conform to stringent regimes of regulation.

Powered by the technology underlying Hedera, the new platform will also include support for Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and smart contract building, enabling developers to build and launch smart contracts within a compliant, regulatory-safe space. Integrated into the new platform are KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) screenings.

Most companies have been reluctant to adopt blockchain solutions due to concerns about privacy, compliance, and security—especially on public chains like Ethereum.

HashSphere offers a compromise: the programmability of smart contracts, combined with the privacy and regulatory assurances institutional players require.

HashSphere is currently in beta test, and Hashgraph is actively working with partners like Australian Payments Plus, a market leader in the financial infrastructure space.

coinbase

A Leap Forward for Enterprise Blockchain

Hashgraph aims to fill the gap of innovation against regulation compliance with the introduction of HashSphere, which may usher in the doors of more extensive adoption of blockchain technology in legacy finance.

Blockonomics