Top Blockchain Companies and Startups in Nepal (2026 List)

Nepal's blockchain sector is small compared to global markets, but it is real, active, and growing — built almost entirely around applications like agriculture, humanitarian aid, digital identity, and supply chains rather than cryptocurrency, which remains banned in the country. A handful of Nepali companies have quietly become genuine players in this space, building products used by international organisations, training the next generation of developers, and proving that blockchain adoption is possible even under strict crypto regulation.

This list covers the companies actually building, teaching, or delivering blockchain work in Nepal in 2026 — from the country's most established blockchain-native initiative to the software firms now offering blockchain development as a service.

1. Rumsan / eSatya — Nepal's Blockchain Pioneer

eSatya, launched by Rumsan Associates in 2018, is the most established blockchain-native initiative in Nepal and arguably the country's blockchain flagship. Rather than a single product, eSatya operates as a full blockchain arm covering development, consulting, education, and awareness-building, and it has become the anchor for most of Nepal's serious blockchain activity.

Its product portfolio includes Rahat, the UNICEF-backed blockchain cash-transfer platform used in disaster relief; AgriClear, a mobile-based agricultural traceability system built on distributed ledger technology that won the UNCDF Agritech Challenge in 2019; and Bhoo.me, a blockchain-based land registry concept aimed at digitising and securing land ownership records. eSatya also runs regular meetups, national events, and a Blockchain Fellowship certification program — through partnerships including Blockchain Foundation Nepal — specifically to build a local pipeline of blockchain developers for Nepal's growing tech sector.

2. HashCash Consultants

HashCash Consultants, based in Kathmandu, trains developers to build blockchain solutions focused on supply chains and digital identity — two of the areas where Nepal has the clearest, crypto-free use cases. Its work aligns with Nepal's broader push to expand its technology workforce and create tens of thousands of new IT jobs in the coming years.

3. Clock b Business Technology

Operating across Kathmandu and Dubai, Clock b Business Technology positions itself specifically as a blockchain development firm alongside broader IT services, making it one of the few Nepal-linked companies with a dedicated cross-border presence serving both domestic and Gulf-region clients.

4. Jyra Soft

Jyra Soft is a Nepal-based technology company delivering solutions across AI, healthcare, ERP, e-commerce, e-learning, and blockchain. Its broader technology base means blockchain work is typically delivered as part of larger enterprise digital transformation projects rather than as a standalone specialty.

5. Infinite IT Solutions

Based in Biratnagar, Infinite IT Solutions is a software development firm building web and mobile applications, with blockchain development offered as part of its wider IT services portfolio for regional and international clients.

6. Waft Technology, Bitsbeat, and Quickfox

These Nepal-based IT firms round out the country's growing list of companies offering blockchain services alongside broader software development. Waft Technology and Bitsbeat provide custom IT solutions to international clients, while Quickfox focuses on building curated technical talent pools — including blockchain developers — that startups and businesses can scale with on demand.

7. Hazesoft Pvt. Ltd.

Established in 2012, Hazesoft is a mid-sized software development company specialising in custom software and web development, with blockchain listed among its service offerings for enterprise clients.

8. Pastel Software Solutions

Based in Bharatpur, Pastel Software Solutions is a smaller blockchain-focused firm specialising in blockchain and web development — an example of blockchain expertise expanding beyond Kathmandu into Nepal's other growing tech hubs.

What Nepal's Blockchain Companies Have in Common

Almost none of these companies build cryptocurrency products, and that is by design, not limitation. Nepal's blockchain firms have concentrated on the exact areas where the technology adds value without touching a banned asset class: agricultural traceability, humanitarian aid, digital identity, land records, and enterprise-grade smart contract and dApp development for clients who need transparency and tamper-resistance, not a tradable token.

For anyone looking to hire blockchain talent in Nepal, or looking to break into the field as a developer, this list reflects where the real opportunities currently sit — concentrated in Kathmandu, anchored by Rumsan's eSatya initiative, and expanding gradually into smaller cities as more IT firms add blockchain to their service offerings.

A Note on Choosing a Blockchain Partner

If you are evaluating one of these companies for a project, look past the word "blockchain" on their homepage and ask specifically what they have shipped — a live pilot, an enterprise deployment, or published case studies — since the gap between companies offering blockchain as a buzzword and those with genuine delivery experience is still significant in a market this young. eSatya and HashCash Consultants currently have the clearest track record of named, verifiable projects, while several of the broader IT firms on this list are earlier in building out dedicated blockchain expertise.