The Linux Foundation-led Hyperledger project has added seven new members to its open-source "business blockchain" effort.

New members announced today include blockchain technology firms BitSE, MonetaGo and Norbloc, along with Moscow Exchange, Russia’s largest exchange group.

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The announcement finds Hyperledger opening up to new international technology members, with China-based Belink Technologies and Onchain joining the effort as well.

For more details, read the full press release.

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