Top 15 Hyperledger Projects to Look Out For in 2023

Hyperledger has been around since 2015, but only recently have we started to see real world use cases come out of it. And as the project continues to mature and gain momentum, we’re sure to start seeing more and more developments based on its open source technology in the next few years and beyond. In order to help you keep track of all these developments, I’ve put together this list of my top 15 Hyperledger projects to look out for in 2022!

1) Burrow

Hyperledger Burrow is a blockchain client that comes with a built-in smart contract language called Solidity. It also provides pluggable consensus, storage and querying. 

Hyperledger Burrow is designed for large enterprises with high throughput requirements and systems integrators working on B2B solutions. It provides an option for private chains that can be customized to specific requirements of the enterprise or consortium members. 

Hyperledger Burrow is one of the most versatile Hyperledger frameworks available today, capable of supporting both permissioned and permissionless blockchains networks on either public or private channels. 

Burrow implements a modular architecture where different components (consensus, storage, query) can be plugged in at runtime based on the needs of the application developer

2) Composer

Hyperledger is a collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It is a global collaboration, hosted by The Linux Foundation, including leaders in finance, banking, Internet of Things, supply chains, manufacturing and technology. The initiative is supported by the brightest minds across industries and disciplines working together as one towards a common goal: building an enterprise grade blockchain framework for global industry. 

Hyperledger has a wide range of open source projects which are used in different parts of the world. In this post we will talk about top 15 projects that will be popular in 2022.

3) Explorer

Hyperledger is an open source collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It is a global collaboration including leaders in finance, banking, Internet of Things, supply chains, manufacturing and technology. The Linux Foundation hosts Hyperledger under the foundation. 

There are currently over 40 member organizations spanning financial institutions such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, non-profits like IBM and Accenture, tech companies such as Red Hat and Intel and more. 

Hyperledger offers a variety of tools for enterprise blockchain development from frameworks for building more secure smart contracts to frameworks for building more secure distributed ledgers.

4) Fabric

HyperLedger Fabric is a blockchain framework implementation and one of the HyperLedger projects hosted by The Linux Foundation. It can be used to develop applications or solutions with a modular architecture, without the need for all the components to run on the same system. We believe that this project will be successful because it has been designed from the ground up as a business-ready platform for deploying blockchain solutions. It has also been designed with security at its core, so it will be able to maintain enterprise requirements for both confidentiality and integrity of information. 

Fabric’s modular architecture allows developers to create independent components that can run on different systems – which makes it scalable, secure, and flexible.

5) Indy

Only a few days into the new year, and cryptocurrency prices are already plummeting. Bitcoin is down nearly 20% this week and Ethereum is at its lowest point since the start of last November. This volatility has been a common theme for both currencies over the last six months. This uncertainty has led to some investors ditching their digital assets altogether, but there are still plenty of companies working hard on projects that could make blockchain mainstream by 2022.

In order to predict which projects will be successful over the next four years, we need look no further than current investments and partnerships with big players in the space.

6) IROHA

IROHA is a new blockchain platform that will be able to store and process data. The platform will also be able to reduce costs and increase the number of transactions per second. IROHA is building their own consensus algorithm called Proof-of-Space-Time (PoST). The goal of PoST is to allow the network to scale while maintaining security properties like consistency, availability, and resistance against denial of service. IROHA will operate on its own blockchain where all transactions are validated by miners who have staked their space on the system. This is a different approach from most other blockchains where miners validate transactions using computing power instead.

7) Sawtooth

Sawtooth was released in October 2017 as a modular platform that includes tools, libraries and instructions for building, deploying and running distributed ledgers. It has been developed as an open-source project by Intel, IBM and the Linux Foundation with a goal of supporting both permissioned (private) and permissionless (public) blockchains. Sawtooth provides a framework for an immutable distributed ledger that can be configured in three different ways: Public, Private or Quorum. It is written primarily in Python with C++ code.

8) Seth

Here’s a look at the top 15 Hyperledger projects that will be shaping the industry by 2022.

#1 – Multi-Chain Interface Project The goal of this project is to provide an abstraction layer that can access data across multiple blockchain platforms and to make it easier for developers who want their applications to work with multiple blockchains.

#2 – Apache Kafka on Blockchain Prototype This prototype explores the use of Apache Kafka as a storage backend for blockchains. It would give each node the ability to store data as well as process transactions, while maintaining high throughput and low latency. The team behind this project has identified many use cases where this architecture could provide significant benefits.

9) SoLiD

The future of blockchain is here, and it’s looking pretty bright. We’ve compiled a list of the top projects we expect will be leading the charge to make blockchain a more accessible and viable option for enterprise. And as always, if you have any questions about these or any other projects, reach out! 

#1 – Sovrin Foundation

Sovrin is a new foundation working on distributing public digital identities that are decentralized, self-sovereign and managed by an immutable ledger. The goal of this project is to provide individuals with control over their own identity while also providing businesses with the assurance they need when dealing with customers. This provides a high level of authenticity without relying on centralized entities like government offices or third-party corporations.

10) Quilt

The Hyperledger Project is an open-source collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It is a global collaboration, hosted by The Linux Foundation, including leaders in finance, banking, Internet of Things, supply chains, manufacturing and Technology. The initiative has seen the support of more than 250 companies since its inception; founding members include Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Accenture Labs, ANZ Bank (ANZ), Cisco Systems (CSCO), Digital Asset Holdings (DAH), Fujitsu Limited (FJTSU), Hitachi Ltd. (HITACHI), IBM Corporation(IBM) Intel Corporation(INTC), J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

11) Transact

This is a list of the top 15 Hyperledger projects that are currently being developed and will be implemented by 2022. 

1. Healthcare Blockchain 

2. Assets Trade Supply Chain Management 

3. Retail Supply Chain Management 

4. Financial Services Trading and Settlement for Securities 

5. Health Records Management for Hospitals and Clinics 

6. Food Safety Traceability System 

7. Identity Management System

12) Ursa

The Ursa project is a blockchain platform, which aims to provide users with an all-inclusive cryptocurrency, storage and trading system. This platform is designed for use by institutional investors who want to invest in the crypto market without the need for third-party intermediaries. This enables them to process transactions faster, increase their liquidity and reduce transaction fees. Furthermore, it allows traders from around the world to trade with one another even if they speak different languages or come from different cultures. The Ursa network is also built on a hybrid architecture that combines both Proof of Work and Proof of Stake consensus protocols.

13) Valence

1. Enterprise blockchain infrastructure is the most common type of project in the Hyperledger ecosystem. This is an infrastructure that provides a complete set of services for business networks, including APIs, SDKs, and other developer tools to create and manage the network. 2. The second most popular kind of project is middleware, a layer that sits between the distributed ledger technology (DLT) and the applications built on top of it. 3. One example is Sawtooth which was designed as an open-source DLT framework for business blockchains based on modular architecture principles from Intel’s OpenStack project. 4.

14) Cello

Cello is an open source blockchain and smart contract platform, developed by IBM. With Cello, developers can create their own tokens for the Cello network. The blockchain system is built on Hyperledger Fabric and has a focus on enterprise-level applications. It’s also one of the few platforms that offers permissioning for both transactions and smart contracts, which is ideal for large enterprises who want more control over who can access their information. One of the key features of Cello is its easy integration with existing systems that are already running on a private or public cloud – this eliminates the need to build a costly new infrastructure from scratch.

15) Hydro

Hyperledger is an umbrella project of open-source blockchains and related tools. It is a collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. Hydro is a blockchain protocol that offers scalable, high-performance, low cost, non-proof of work (PoW) consensus. It claims the ability to process hundreds of thousands transactions per second (TPS) on the permissioned network. Hydro supports smart contracts and has some interesting features such as fast transactions, benchmarking TPS performance against PoW protocols, and joining side chains with any other ledger type including non-Hyperledger systems like Bitcoin or Ethereum