Bezant is developing a blockchain-as-a-service platform that will be based on the Hyperledger Fabric code. Their goal is to allow large enterprises to build DApps, and to leverage the advantages of distributed ledgers. The Bezant BaaS platform will integrate content, payment, and database capabilities, that will be connected by the Bezant wallet and powered by the BZNT token. Bezant's leadership team includes the founder of one of South Korea's largest crypto exchanges, Bithumb.

Ardor is a blockchain development platform that was created by Jelurida. The Ardor blockchain operates as a Blockchain-as-a-Service solution that can be implemented with minimal programming knowledge. Ardor's unique architecture separates the blockchain into parent and child blockchains. The parent blockchain only stores information that is directly related to maintaining the consensus of the overall network, with a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) mechanism. All other details related to smart contracts, including applications, governance mechanisms, and asset exchange, are stored on the child chains. This significantly limits the overall blockchain size, and also allows child chains to be used for specific purposes.

Blockapps is a Blockchain-As-A-Service company that is part of the ConsenSys portfolio. Their platform provides a development environment that allows DApp creators to run a web app with a blockchain backend.