Hashgraph debuts Asseto on Hedera with HashSphere option

Hashgraph announced the availability of Asseto, a modular tokenization platform developed by ioBuilders. Asseto runs on Hedera’s public network and can be deployed privately on HashSphere. The platform is offered to regulated financial institutions, market infrastructure providers, issuers, asset servicers and fund operators.

Asseto combines issuance, lifecycle management, trading and settlement into a single configurable platform. Institutions can implement the software inside their own environments with no external dependencies, allowing them to control deployment model and data sovereignty.

The platform supports equities, bonds, money market funds, loans and private equity funds. Asseto enables each asset type through configuration rather than custom development, which the companies say reduces the need for dedicated engineering resources.

Each deployment includes three integrated layers: APIs for integration with existing systems, smart contracts to run on-chain logic, and a visual back office for lifecycle management. Asseto covers primary and secondary market workflows and offers configurable order books, request-for-quote functionality and bilateral trading processes.

Settlement options include Atomic Delivery-versus-Payment and Delivery-versus-Delivery. The platform supports same-day (T+0) execution, automated reconciliation and end-to-end auditability.

“Over the past six years, our collaboration with Hashgraph has evolved alongside the growing institutional demand for digital assets,” Carlos Matilla, ioBuilders’ chief executive, said. “Extending Asseto to Hedera and HashSphere marks the maturation of our relationship.” Eric Piscini, Hashgraph’s chief executive, added that Asseto gives institutions a route to production on Hedera technology without requiring them to build the platform themselves.

Hashgraph states the underlying technology has supported more than €6 billion in processed transactions and over 60 delivered projects. The companies say offering both public and private network options lets firms choose deployments that match their governance and data control requirements.

The firms describe Asseto as a production-ready foundation for tokenized asset operations that can integrate with banking, custody, risk, settlement and reporting systems to accelerate time to market for institutional issuers and market operators.