hyperledger

The Hyperledger Foundation is a public community-focused firm dedicated to the creation of enterprise-grade blockchain platforms, tools, and libraries. The Linux Foundation hosts this global partnership platform, which includes professionals in finance, banking, the Internet of Things, supply chains, manufacturing, and technology. The project is created by a platform that follows a particular philosophy created by the company that is modular, highly secure, interoperable, cryptocurrency-agnostic, and complete with APIs. The platform was launched in 2015 with a technological and organizational governance framework in place and a total of 30 founding corporate members, and it has the honor of being the fastest-growing. The headquarters of the firm is located in San Francisco, California, United States.     The goal of Hyperledger is to provide members of an ecosystem with the assurance that the boundaries are flexible enough to accommodate future participation. From HyperLedger laboratories to stable code suited for production, it hosts enhancing corporate blockchain initiatives. Individuals ranging from developers, service and solution providers, government associations, corporate members, and end-users are all welcome to contribute to the creation and marketing of these game-changing technologies, which are developed under technical governance and open cooperation. The company has created and operates on several projects including Hyperledger Besu, Aries, Indy, Fabric, Iroha, Sawtooth, Bevel, Cactus, Firefly, Cello, Ursa, Transact, Caliper, and Grid. The company has raised a funding of $50K, funded by the investor Innotribe Startup Challenge in the Biz Plan Competition on 14 October 2015. There are around 50-100 employees working in the Hyperledger Foundation.