Hedera hashgraph generates private blockchain -based Hedera -based Hedera, seeing the launch of Q3 2025
Hashgraph, the blockchain development firm dedicated to hedera (Hbar) Network, is building a private, allowable blockchain for businesses in the highly regulated industry with plans to debut in the third quarter of 2025.
The hashsphere, developed using Hedera’s technology, aims to bridge private and publicly distributed ledgers, ensuring compliance with regulations while maintaining interoperability, The company said Monday. Hashgraph is looking to provide services to asset managers, banks and payment providers looking for safe, cheap cross-border transactions with stablecoins.
While public blockchains offer security and transparency, businesses in industries such as finance and payment are often faced with compliance challenges, especially with Know Your Customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) requirements. The hashsphere addresses this by restricting access to proven participants, enabling companies to develop tokenized assets, AI-activated services and other blockchain-based products while meeting regulatory standards.
“From the beginning, the vision for Hedera was to create a ‘shared world’ -interconnected network where businesses could use DLT power (shared ledger technology) without compromising privacy or control,” said Andrew Stakiwicz, head of Hashgraph solutions.
The network also includes Hedera’s existing tools, including the token service for managing digital assets and the consensus service for recording transactions in trusted timestamps. The platform is compatible with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), which allows developers to deploy decentralized applications using solidity and other EVM languages.
Hashgraph said he is currently working with early partners including Australian Payment Plus, Australian National Payment Scheme operator, while adding other users.
“We are interested in the hashsphere especially for improved privacy and regulation, while also require network interoperability for seamless and transparent exchange of stablecoins between the public hedera and private hashsphere and other layer-1 protocols,” said Rob Allen, leader of future payment (web3) Australian Payment Payment Payment.
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