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This Wiki has been developed to help you find out more about Hyperledger, its leading open-source distributed ledger frameworks, its vibrant ecosystem, publically publicly known CBDC projects using Hyperledger and who to reach out to in the community for support and collaboration.
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- Where can I get technical help regarding one of the Hyperledger projects? Hyperledger projects are open source projects and are supported via the community. If you have any questions regarding the different projects, the mailing lists and chat are a good place to reach out. We have mailing lists and chat channels for each of the different projects.
Hyperledger in Action for CBDCs
Hyperledger Besu
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- Bank of Thailand proof-of-concept prototype for a CBDC project, by ConsenSys alongside SCG and Digital Ventures. The private-permissioned network on Hyperledger Besu was designed to meet both the functional and non-functional requirements of a retail CBDC. One of the business cases tested the use of a CBDC to simulate daily commerce, automate payments, and support procurement and financial management system called Procure-to-Pay (B2P) developed by DV. Final report: https://www.bot.or.th/English/FinancialMarkets/ProjectInthanon/Documents/20210308_CBDC.pdf
- Bank of Australia has also partnered with ConsenSys to develop a POC for the issuance of a tokenised form of CBDC that can be used by wholesale market participants for the funding, settlement, and repayment of a tokenised syndicated loan on an Ethereum-based DLT platform. https://consensys.net/blog/press-release/reserve-bank-of-australia-partners-with-commonwealth-bank-national-australia-bank-consensys-perpetual-on-wholesale-cbdc-project/
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- Fnality, in partnership with Adhara, is using Hyperledger Besu for a wholesale payments system representing USD, euro, JPY, GBP and CAD that will allow wholesale banking transactions to happen instantly, cross-border and 24/7. Watch their recent presentation to the Hyperledger Capital Markets SIG.
Hyperledger Fabric
- Eastern Caribbean Central
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- Bank (ECCB)
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- has launched a pilot retail CBDC
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- called “DCash” using Hyperledger Fabric. Partnering with Bitt Inc.,
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- that it selected Hyperledger Fabric because of its strong security architecture (private permissioned blockchain with strong identity management) and open source code, which contributes to its security, flexibility and scalability among other desired attributes. Also, watch their recent presentation
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- to the Hyperledger Capital Markets SIG.
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- CBDC pilot using Hyperledger Fabric completed by IBM and the central banks of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) found that distributed ledger technology can improve cross-border transactions and meet the demands of financial privacy in a purely digital context. In this report on Project Aber, the two central banks outlined the lessons learned from a yearlong proof-of-concept meant to test the viability of a shared digital currency.
Hyperledger Iroha
- Hyperledger Case Study:
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- The National Bank of Cambodia's Project Bakong
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- boosts financial inclusion with Hyperledger Iroha and was recognized by PwC in their Global CBDC Index as #2 Retail CBDC globally and #1 in Asia. This is the first large-scale quasi-CBDC in production
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- and was built by Soramitsu: https://www.hyperledger.org/learn/publications/soramitsu-case-study