The Hashgraph Group Brings AI Agent Identity Platform to IBM Cloud

Sep 23, 2026
The Hashgraph Group has listed its IDTrust identity platform on the IBM Cloud Catalog, allowing enterprise customers to purchase it as a SaaS product.

The Hashgraph Group and IBM announced in a press release that IDTrust is now available through the IBM Cloud Catalog. IBM enterprise customers can purchase the identity platform as a SaaS product.

IDTrust provides verifiable credentials for AI agents, devices and people. It uses decentralized identifiers, cryptography and W3C standards, with credentials anchored on the Hedera distributed ledger to create tamper evident records of identities and permissions.

The platform includes MCP servers that let AI agents connected to IBM watsonx Orchestrate obtain identity credentials and support auditable authorization. The Hashgraph Group also signed a global Embedded Solution Agreement covering IBM Cloud and AI technologies and qualified for IBM Silver Partner status.

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