The total number of Hyperledger members has officially exceeded 100, with Chinese companies accounting for a quarter (attached with a list of all members)

The Hyperledger project has added six new members, bringing the total number of members of the project, which was established only about a year ago, to over 100.

Four of the six new members are from China, including Beijing Botu Zongheng Technology Co., Ltd. , Shanghai Jinqiu Co., Ltd. , Dianrong.com and Zhongchao Credit Card Industry Development Co., Ltd. The other two are from the United States, Altoros Americas and the Chamber of Digital Commerce.

A quarter of Hyperledger members are from China , project representatives said today, reflecting the project's push to encourage more stakeholders from China to join and play an active role. Brian Behlendorf, executive director of the Hyperledger project, said the growing number of members means support for open source development of blockchain technology.

He said in a statement:

“This global growth and support demonstrates the need for open source projects, like Hyperledger, that accelerate the development of blockchain software and systems to reshape industries.”

In recent months, the Hyperledger Project has launched a number of initiatives, such as a working group focused on healthcare.

The Hyperledger project is overseen by the Linux Foundation and has been steadily adding members since its founding in December.

List of Hyperledger project members:

Premier Member:

Accenture, Airbus, CME Group, Deutsche Boerse Group, Digital Asset Holdings, DTCC, Fujitsu Limited, Hitachi, IBM, Intel, R3, JPMorgan Chase, Wanda Feifan Technology

Ordinary Members:

ABN AMRO, Aesthetic International, Altroros, ANZ, Blockchain.info, Blocko, Blockstream, Bloq, BNP Paribas, BNY Mellon, Broadridge, Calastone, Cisco, Cloudsoft, CLS, Coinplug, Colu, ConsenSys, Credits, Cuscal, Energy Blockchain Labs, Eurostep, Gem, Guardtime, Hundsun, Intellect EU, Intuit, Inveshare, Ircotech, Korea Securities Depository, Libra, Milligan Partners, NSE, NETKI, Nokia, Norbloc, NTT DATA, Red Hat, Paxos, Ribbit, Samsung, SANY, Sberbank, Skry, Soramitsu, State Street, SWIFT, Symbiont, VMware, Wells Fargo, tequa creek, Thomson Reuters, Canada TMX Group, UMP, Beijing Jinmao Information Technology, Shubei Wallet, Belink, Bitse, Xiaoyi, Zhongxiang Bit, Orange Cube, Huawei, Fuzhumei, Beijing Botu Zongheng Technology Co., Ltd., Beijing Holographic Mutual Trust Technology Co., Ltd., Taiyi Blockchain, Jinqiu Shares, Bubi, Quchain Technology, Block Dake, New Capital, Dianrong.com, Yunxiang, Wutongshu, Baoquan.com, Zhongchao Credit Card Industry Development Co., Ltd.

Associate Members:

Chamber of Digital Commerce, Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), Investrata, NXT Foundation, INDIT