Consensys’s decentralized trust technology here is Hyperledger Besu, an open source Ethereum client developed in Java under the Apache 2.0 license, and Linea, which Consensys says is built on its Lineth technology. Consensys’s post

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Consensys’s decentralized trust technology here is Hyperledger Besu, an open source Ethereum client developed in Java under the Apache 2.0 license, and Linea, which Consensys says is built on its Lineth technology. Consensys’s post

The 2026 LF Decentralized Trust report claims 80 institutional platforms use LFDT technology, either in production or on a clear path to production. Of institutional platforms that disclose their technology choices, 29.4% use LFDT projects. The report names DTCC’s Collateral AppChain, Clearstream’s D7 and Citi Token Services among the Besu projects, and says its list spans three of the world’s largest CSDs, central banks covering all G7 economies, and three of the five largest G-SIBs. LFDT report

The report’s 80-platform figure covers LFDT projects broadly, not Besu alone. Consensys’s post separately says central banks, market infrastructures and global banks are building on Besu, and institutional capital is on Linea. Consensys’s post

LFDT 2026 report · Consensys announcement

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