List of Hyperledger Iroha Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Hyperledger Iroha for Blockchain Platform from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Hyperledger Iroha for Blockchain Platform include: Bank Central Asia, a Indonesia based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 27758 employees and revenues of $6.82 billion, Toray Industries, a Japan based Manufacturing organisation with 47914 employees and revenues of $2.47 billion, National Bank of Cambodia, a Cambodia based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 1300 employees and revenues of $145.0 million and many others.
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Bank Central Asia | Banking and Financial Services | 27758 | $6.8B | Indonesia | Soramitsu | Hyperledger Iroha | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Bank Central Asia conducted a proof of concept using Hyperledger Iroha with vendor Soramitsu to test a self sovereign identity solution for companies in the BCA Group. The engagement completed a proof of concept focused on applying a Blockchain Platform to increase the efficiency of KYC compliance and to accelerate customer onboarding.
The implementation used Hyperledger Iroha as the distributed ledger to store cryptographic proofs of verified documents, and to record verifiable claims and decentralized digital identifiers. Functional capabilities highlighted in the deployment included role based permissions to control actions on the ledger, an optimized data model for responsive end user interactions, and native identity management constructs available in Hyperledger Iroha.
Operational scope targeted identity verification and onboarding workflows across companies in the BCA Group and enabled secure sharing of verification proofs between collaborating partners and business processes. The project positioned Hyperledger Iroha as the Blockchain Platform integration point for identity attestation and for adjacent financial use cases given the framework's built in financial and identity management capabilities.
Governance and workflow changes centered on embedding decentralized identifiers, verifiable claims, and cryptographic algorithms into KYC processes while using permissioning to constrain ledger operations. Public reporting on the proof of concept stated the approach would lower KYC procedure costs and speed customer onboarding, outcomes emphasized in the announcement.
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National Bank of Cambodia | Banking and Financial Services | 1300 | $145M | Cambodia | Soramitsu | Hyperledger Iroha | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019 the National Bank of Cambodia deployed Hyperledger Iroha from Soramitsu as part of Project Bakong, a Blockchain Platform delivering retail payments and central bank supervised settlement capabilities. The Bakong rollout connected nine banks and payment processors and supported thousands of active users conducting real money transactions through bank‑provided gateways.
The implementation included mobile iOS and Android payment applications, a simplified KYC onboarding flow that requires a smartphone, an ID document and selfie verification, and support for EMVCO compatible QR code payments. Hyperledger Iroha provided a permissioned ledger with Bakong accounts that interface with traditional bank accounts to enable instant peer to peer and interbank transfers.
Operational integration used the ISO 20022 messaging format to simplify connections with participating banks core banking systems, enabling full interoperability across the network. The architecture positioned the National Bank of Cambodia as the supervisory node with visibility into the permissioned blockchain, while each participating bank operated gateway endpoints to serve retail, corporate and bank to bank traffic, shifting settlement from twice daily batch cycles to near instant settlement.
Governance and rollout emphasized central bank supervision and financial inclusion, with NBC onboarding banks and payment processors onto the platform and monitoring system activity for supervisory opportunities. The project also extended beyond domestic payments through commercial cooperation, including an agreement framework with Maybank and a memorandum on QR interoperability with the Central Bank of Thailand, positioning Bakong and Hyperledger Iroha for regional payment connectivity.
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Toray Industries | Manufacturing | 47914 | $2.5B | Japan | Soramitsu | Hyperledger Iroha | Blockchain Platform | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, Toray Industries initiated a proof of concept collaboration with Soramitsu to deploy Hyperledger Iroha as a Blockchain Platform for product traceability tied to its sustainability agenda. The pilot targeted the &+ brand initiative that uses recycled polyethylene terephthalate, with an explicit programmatic goal to extend the blockchain-based traceability architecture to core polymers including fibers, resins, and films.
The implementation centers on immutable distributed ledger records and provenance tracking that capture events from material collection through manufacturing, final product distribution, collection, and reuse. Hyperledger Iroha is being used to record verifiable trace points and energy usage metrics for recycling processes, and the project includes consumer-facing verification and visualization capabilities so stakeholders can confirm closed-loop flows and environmental impact at the product level.
Operational integrations in the proof of concept are scoped to Toray supply chain participants and business partners, with a stated objective to validate frameworks that make it easier for those partners to interface their own traceability systems with the Hyperledger Iroha ledger. The implementation covers manufacturing, collection and reuse workflows, and is designed so anyone, anywhere can verify traceability records generated by the platform.
Governance for the trial is organized as a year long proof of concept through the year ending March 2023, with Toray using trial findings to identify integration friction, data governance requirements, and process changes needed to broaden the system. The company plans to use the validated framework to substantiate prospects for wider rollout across product lines while engaging supply chain stakeholders and consumers to participate in the closed loop economy.
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