Fhenix Plans Three More dApps and Two Partnership Announcements

Fhenix plans three more decentralized applications (dApps) for Q4 and two institutional partnership announcements in the coming weeks, outlining next steps after its encrypted-computing system launched on Ethereum and Arbitrum.

The company launched its CoFHE coprocessor on the Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnets Oct. 21. CoFHE processes encrypted data off-chain and returns encrypted results to Ethereum Virtual Machine networks. Developers can integrate the system with one Solidity import while contract logic remains visible on-chain. TokenPost covered the mainnet launch and its access limits.

Mainnet access is limited to contracts approved by Fhenix. Its Ethereum Sepolia, Arbitrum Sepolia and Base Sepolia testnets remain open to developers.

Fhenix named Obolos and Alpha Engine as day-one design partners; both completed technical and security reviews. Its dual-mode design lets a token holder switch a balance between public and confidential modes in one transaction, without wrapping or bridging the token.