Hashrupt has brought six of its business products together on Verity, a shared platform built on Canton.
The lineup is Settla, Pact, Loch, Coffer, Karaar and Backr. Hashrupt described all six as live on Canton in a September 4 post. Each has a public product page and uses the same Verity login.
Each product serves a different purpose. Loch focuses on pooled lending. Pact covers business loans, invoice financing and escrow. Coffer is designed for treasury and yield vaults. Settla handles invoicing, settlement and optional financing. Karaar supports talent projects with milestones and escrow, while Backr focuses on fundraising and partner discovery.
All six products run through the Verity platform, where Hashrupt lists support for Canton Coin, CBTC, USDCx and compatible tokenized assets. Verity provides the shared settlement, privacy and approval controls used across the lineup.
Verity is designed so a payment and the asset being purchased can complete together in one Canton transaction. The product pages state that transaction details remain visible only to the people involved.
Some features are still on the roadmap. Settla currently lists same-currency cross-border settlement as available. Built-in tax, identity and compliance checks, along with foreign-exchange settlement between different currencies, are marked as coming soon.
Backr lists entity discovery, campaigns, pooled backing and community tools as available. Programmable returns, milestone-based lockups and a business marketplace are being built next.
